Sentence examples for had actually imagined from inspiring English sources

(Nobody had actually imagined that the Swallows would win, so their home venue, Jingu Stadium, had already been taken over by college baseball).

For the Newman character, I had actually imagined Lee Van Cleef, a steely, hard-nosed type, but not a fat guy.

And the patient that went home last week was surprised what a different place it was to what she had actually imagined.

The biggest surprise to me, though, is that anyone would have actually imagined even for the time it takes a neutrino to travel around the Beltway that they would come up with anything, even at the final hour.

They depicted suburban villas and Egyptian ruins that they had actually seen, and imagined views of polar ice floes and the devastation of an earthquake in Lisbon.

Adults with emotional problems like depression, dissociative disorder or hysteria also tend to be highly susceptible to the suggestion that an imagined event had actually occurred.

These authors constantly aimed at geographic, social, and cultural verisimilitude; they made it their business to depict life in Iceland as they had experienced it or as they imagined it had actually been in the past.

It's so automatic that I imagined it had actually been automated — that an engineer pressed a button every time their laughter was called for, and voilà: uhhhh-heh-heh-heh, or hnhnhnhn, or both overlapping.

Imagine if we had actually killed him on stage!

Imagine if CBS had actually promoted the show?" "Realityagent:" "I appreciate CBS listening to us last year, and season two has been terrific.

As she was making her whirlwind tour of the countries on the periphery of Iran, imagine if she had actually landed in Tehran in a bold move to engage in the direct negotiations that President Obama had so eloquently suggested a year-and-a-half ago.