Sentence examples for help you imagine from inspiring English sources

How should I help you imagine ­Bennett-Jones without telling you too much?

So I've captured this expression in my profile pic to help you imagine that you're already having a conversation with me.

The exhibit is really just an amuse-bouche, a showcase for the real thing: it's there to help you imagine what it might be like to step into the world's first underground park.

And to help you imagine, RCA Victor has just released "Ravel's Greatest Hit: The Ultimate 'Boléro,' " a reissue CD with no fewer than 10 versions of the piece, one after another.

This is displayed below with an animation to help you imagine the chance occurrence of species variation.

"If a small amount of research will help you, imagine what a moderate amount will do," Eggleston says.

Chekhov helps you imagine what it's like to be someone else, a useful skill for a political leader.

History helps you: imagine if you went to a different country and you knew their history, you could talk to people from that country.

(It helps you imagine what might have happened to Danny and Tina; I doubt they'd have stayed together very long, and Danny would probably have died of a heart attack in a flophouse a few years later – just like Saul Bellow's Von Humboldt Fleisher).

You may never imagine a purple forest or a golden ocean, but Spectrum changes all that, and actually helps you imagine more creative photos because of it.

I have created a guided fantasy which helps you imagine these polar opposite as two streams of energy; one gold and one black, moving and crossing through each chakra and joining at the crown.