Sentence examples for he himself imagined from inspiring English sources

To Larkin the following epithets must now sadly apply: racist, misogynist, misanthropist, avid consumer of pornography -- he was "one of those old-type natural fouled-up guys," as he himself imagined a biographer putting it.

He said he hadn't seen Omar during the last days before the arrest, and now he chastised himself, imagining alternative endings.

She was, in short, a typical young New Yorker with creative ambitions, but Mailer saw her as an exotic, and, as he later did with Norris Church, whose name he invented, he imagined himself in a Henry Higgins role.

He himself, he imagines, must have looked glum.

He said he imagines himself as the next Edward Burns, who first gained notice with "The Brothers McMullen," a comedy shot for $15,000 on Long Island.

"You get in the habit of wanting these experiences," he said, saying he imagined himself in Cooper's shoes.

In addition to meditating on a flame within his heart, as he customarily did, he imagined himself breathing in light and expelling fatigue.

So he simply imagined himself as someone else.

He saw something white lying there but said to himself he had imagined it.

Gohmert, when he spoke, imagined himself in a courtroom, dispassionately weighing the evidence against Moore.

He had imagined himself brave and stalwart, out there on that sea.