Sentence examples for if imagined from inspiring English sources

The last, chilling scene of the series recalled the end of "Goodfellas" as if imagined by Kafka.

This excerpt is typical: a bewitching amalgam of early Stravinsky and mature Britten, music both impulsive and discreet, as if imagined by an extraordinarily precocious child growing up in the crazy-sixties era of Boulez, Ligeti, and Berio.

It was endearing to have young singers portraying the embodiments of Time, Fortune and Love (Cupid), as they assail Human Frailty during the opera's prologue, presented as if imagined by Penelope in a dream.

And they closed the program with "Umoja," an animated piece by Ms. Coleman with melodies that, in Imani's wind coloration, occasionally sounded like Irish folk dances but also, if imagined with voices instead of winds, evoked black congregational church singing.

There, as if imagined enough to suddenly become real, was the boy I'd last seen at Hinxted Hall, looking dazed, fazed, his face wet with the spray of the fall.

Taken together, these findings highlight how the context in which a food is consumed (even if imagined) can affect consumers' emotion responses towards it.

Qadhi stared up at the brownstone facade, as if imagining the secrets it held.

He closes his eyes, as if imagining himself as Labour leader for the first time.

If imagining the big bang makes your head ache, what happened an instant later might make it explode.

We write for communities, if only imagined ones.

If he imagined moving his hands, it recorded a one.