Sentence examples for he imagines with from inspiring English sources

He imagines, with predictable vigor, "killing and subduing a countless number of mountaineers".

Subjects like Hyperion, Endymion and Lamia come directly from his reading, and the verses are driven by a desire to find a visceral, sensory, rhythmic way to connect the world he imagines with the world he inhabits.

He imagined, with a strange joy, the narrow life they would lead.

Yes, that was Marx, when he was right, before he went wrong, when he observed, before he imagined, with terrible consequences for the 20th century.

It could be all black, he imagined, with "Fab Five" written in white letters and their jersey numbers stitched in maize and blue.

But he gave it a shot anyway, and it ended pretty much as he imagined, with him wandering the streets in tears.

He imagined, with dread, a retail landscape in which Amazon was one of very few options—if not the only one.

He imagines moments with her, fantasies so vivid that he "remembers" them as if they'd actually happened.

"When you read the stage directions, he imagines it with a heavy velvet curtain and a huge proscenium".

In "Ernesto Cardenal and I," he imagines walking with this Nicaraguan poet and former Roman Catholic priest and asking: Father, in the Kingdom of Heaven that is communism, is there a place for homosexuals?

The news fills Gulliver with "inexpressible Delight," for he imagines lives rich with wisdom and experience.