Sentence examples for imagine deeply from inspiring English sources

I can best describe my headache like this: Imagine deeply eccentric thugs seized you and forced a small, sturdy hat (e.g., a jaunty bowler) onto your head and glued it in place.

He's about as far from Jamie Lawson (Sheeran's first signing)'s cleancut crooning as you could imagine - deeply soulful, passionate and brutally honest about love gone wrong - and we're honoured to premiere a new acoustic track of his - 'Ziggy Looked Me In The Eye' - on The Independent along with the video of Vance performing it.

We can only imagine how deeply your pain must run.

Putting aside the debate over whether such questions are appropriate in any circumstance, it is hard to imagine such deeply personal questions being asked of Rudolph Giuliani.

This "presentation" was interrupted only by the occasional word "crane", spoken by my nephew in an awed whisper, much as I imagine a deeply religious person would whisper the name of the Almighty.

So imagine how deeply hurt I was when I heard that Brad was fooling around with Edith Piaf on his latest movie set.

Putting on display one of the least historically literary ways of speaking ever, each word is a little window onto a world that you're free to imagine more deeply.

It's not too much of a stretch to imagine a deeply troubled kid, armed with his parents' gun, turning to anonymous enablers to solicit a final, fatal approval.

You can imagine how deeply I was moved when I heard Bishop Talbert say, "...God has already settled this matter: all human beings are created in the image of God.

I think we've never seen a scene with her and Red, but I imagine she deeply respects Red because Red is doing her best to wield her power.

The distinctive brilliance of Gopnik's essays lies in his ability to pick up a subject one would never have imagined it possible to think deeply about and then cover it in thoughts, making connections with literature, sociology and philosophy -- all treated in a highly readable way.