Sentence examples for imagine from from inspiring English sources

Scene by scene, this is almost exactly the film that you imagine from reading Yates's novel.

Lee, as you might imagine from his extra-curricular interests, is not that easy to pigeonhole.

The "real" Williams is not what you would imagine from his screen persona.

"And there are no side effects I can imagine from wearing noisy sneakers".

Some of the courts were not as you might imagine from what you see on television.

It was a match played as far as anyone could imagine from the old-style Italian mentality.

It is hard to imagine from outside – a bit like Platform 9 ¾ from Harry Potter, as Shami Chakrabarti says.

As one can imagine from a government-appointed functionary with a title like that, his opinions were hardly avant-garde.

The slums in Africa are 100 times worse than you can possibly imagine from watching a Comic Relief video.

She would have been beautiful once, or so I imagine from her strong, high cheekbones, wide eyes and big mouth.

Well, we'd imagine from the lyrics of Morning Always Comes Too Soon that our boy goes out a lot.