Sentence examples for i remember imagining from inspiring English sources

I remember imagining the lives of these women: they were a powerful counterpoint to the movies and magazines that urged girls to find a rich husband.

The merit of poetry was its feeling for the common ground, feeling in both senses, and I remember imagining as he spoke that a good novelist might share the poet's healthy ambivalence.

I remember imagining his gnarled brown finger as the hand of a strong young man gripping the candelabra, which, by the way, my great-grandparents had lugged all the way down to the Badlands, where it had come in handy for killing snakes and gophers.

For example, I remember imagining myself being congratulated for my Tony-worthy performance in the school play.

I wanted love so close and so far away, and I remember imagining it so fondly over a glass of Chardonnay and a cigarette.

I can remember imagining a big sweep of landscape and mountains and clouds... it was extremely evocative.

I distinctly remember imagining myself stuck in the middle of this space, and waving all my arms and legs in the air, and trying to understand things, looking up at the stars, pretending they are the lattice points, and just sort of daydreaming".

Nor did a court room with its adversarial tradition seem the best place to explain that being gay in a repressive society affects every moment of your life; every time you look, think, remember, imagine.

On his version of empiricism, experience not only provides us with "ideas" or the raw materials for knowledge, it also teaches us how to focus attention, remember, imagine, abstract, judge, and reason.

If the covered eyes did not strain, he said, they would see "a field so black that it is impossible to remember, imagine, or see anything blacker," since light was excluded by the palms.

Schacter, D. L. et al. The future of memory: remembering, imagining, and the brain.