Sentence examples for help imagine from inspiring English sources

But each wing retained a set of slightly terrifying spikes that I couldn't help imagine were teeth.

Mr. Callum said the technique could be used to help imagine concept vehicles as well as production models.

A recurring figure and discourse of Afrofuturism that help imagine a different reality are seen when the captured slave is recast as the abducted alien.

To help imagine our earliest ancestors in pluvial times, Barnett recommends a long soak in the bath followed by close examination of our shrivelled fingers and toes.

It may be satisfying, refreshing, even empowering, to give men a hard time, but I can't help imagine how I would feel if faced with similar accusations – "womanterrupting" or "womansplaining" for example.

People complain that she leaves things incomplete, takes liberties, should be edited more and so on, but, dammit, she remains by far the most natural and most challenging novelist contemporary Britain has at hand to help imagine itself into what it's becoming.

I can't help imagining your final moments.

I just can't help imagining what the next must-have check booster will be.

I can't help imagining that you will leave Gilead sooner or later.

One can't help imagining there were some awkward moments to this "great convo", though.

The room felt cramped yet empty, and I could not help imagining how silent it would be after I left.