Sentence examples for have often imagined from inspiring English sources
"I have often imagined what it would have been like to have been in that company on that day," Richardson said later.
But in the meantime the burial ground gives back to both the "descendant community" and to everybody else a sense that we are all arising out of a more complex and painful past than we have often imagined.
For more than 30 years, I have seen so many dances using chairs that I have often imagined a multiperformance Chair Dance Festival, but the chair duet in "Love Stories" is too cliché-ridden to deserve inclusion.
In the comic books where the two characters have battled it out, writers have often imagined a scenario where Wayne used his fortune to get hold of some Kryptonite, Superman's only real weakness.
Science fictionists have often imagined cyborgs -- part electronic, part human being.
By 20, she had achieved the level of success she had often imagined while growing up in Saint Michael, Barbados, where she began performing living room concerts at 6.
He longs to travel in Italy, a journey he has often imagined, and which he postponed when he came to Weimar.
Then, last Saturday night during a friendly against Northern Ireland in Pisa, Rossi blasted a left-footed shot from 20 yards and scored the maiden goal he had often imagined back when he was playing in his backyard in New Jersey.
I've often imagined such a spirited team racing along the drive and veering up the steep incline of 100th Street, the clatter of hoofs breaking the early-evening silence.
But I'd been cursed with a compulsively catastrophic imagination, and had often involuntarily imagined the worst.
