I had already imagined his academic career as one of serious inquiry and achievement.
He has already imagined it: "It has limbs with branches that keep giving fruits — and the roots!
"Tolstoy had already imagined his own death, of course, in The Death of Ivan Illych in 1886.
Some of his devotees have already imagined the prospect of seeing them.
As the president mulled over his options, his father said he had already imagined a fitting fate for Mr. Walker.
Recalling Virginia Woolf's remark that "Anon, who wrote so many poems without signing them, was a woman," I had already imagined the Park Poet as female.
Successful books of poetry imagine the world in their terms; but the world of money and power that "The Cloud Corporation" imagines is especially dangerous, because it has already imagined us, our futures and fates.
As far as tasks such as browsing and emailing are concerned, it occupies a niche between a laptop and a smartphone; yes, a beautiful display, but nothing you couldn't have already imagined.
More painfully, in a cell in juvenile detention, Cat, a 15-year-old with an ordinary fascination with clothes and, in Donna DuPlantier's scarily young-seeming portrait, a giddy, girlish laugh, declares that she has already imagined her funeral.
As he moved from one song to the next, he referred a couple of times to something called "The Scrimshaw Pieces," and it emerged that he had already imagined all of these as a cycle of songs — "tone poems," he called them.
