Sentence examples for he imagined something from inspiring English sources

He imagined something modest, a $1 million life-size sculpture of a soldier, somewhere in Roanoke.

Required to design a domestic vessel in glass, he imagined "something that incorporated plants, was beautiful and that did not distract from the plants," he said.

What Graeber wants is a kind of decentralized socialism, with decisions made by a patchwork of local assemblies and coöperatives — at one point, he imagines "something vaguely like jury duty, except non-compulsory".

He imagines something like this: your virtual assistant has access to your genetic data, your nutrition, and information about your sleeping patterns — all of which already can be monitored and collected by existing apps or biotech companies like 23andMe.

He imagines something akin to the Santa Fe Institute, where researchers can go on sabbatical, interact with new people, and engage in interdisciplinary work.

In short, he had imagined something close to the information economy in which we live.

If the director has no musical creativity, he always imagines something he has already heard, so I have to convince him to leave his ideas aside.

He said: "I had never imagined something like this would happen to me.

Keats, when he coined the phrase "negative capability", imagined something along these lines.

Leavitt asked "How can we tell whether someone has relaxed or imagined something, or just thinks that he or she has imagined it?" In regards to the possibility of a placebo trial, Leavitt commented "I cannot conceive of how we could put someone in a situation where he thinks he has imagined something while we know that he has not".

"I had never imagined something like this would happen to me," he added.