Sentence examples for have imagining from inspiring English sources
It's like the familiar difficulty people have imagining that their parents had sex.
What business did I have imagining that I might go back to my old desk and begin again?
I once wrote an essay called The Difficulty of Imagining Other People, in which I argued that the ease with which we injure people directly corresponds with the difficulty we have imagining them and their feelings.
These divergent trends — the teacher as psycho; the teacher as saint — only confirm what the film scholar Dana Polan called the "problem of the pedagogue's embodiment": the difficulty we have "imagining the teacher as a real person," rather than as an icon, an authority figure or a bad joke.
I stood at times considering the adrenaline rush that each performer must have, imagining how grateful they were to the adoring fans and echoing hollers from beyond the stage.
"I never would have imagined".
I never could have imagined.' ".
He must have imagined it.
Who could have imagined that?
Who could have imagined it?
