Sentence examples for imagine games from inspiring English sources

The fantasy is pervasive: she suggests that GamerGaters, old-school cultural gatekeepers, ludologist hard-liners, and people on the subway are all alike in their implicit desire to imagine games as an otherworld, a playground separate from wider cultural forces.

I've spoken to sources over the past few years about it, and some played the "one could imagine" game when discussing a "merger" of the two projects.

Imagine "Game of Thrones" with Michael Fassbender speaking Shakespearean.

During the run-up to the big day my mind would fill with imagined games of catch, camping trips, a face in the Little League crowd, sessions of advice.

And now, re-imagining games in extra HD is going to be amazing for games that, unlike Angry Birds, push the envelope in terms of animation and design.

They also improved on spatial-navigation tasks requiring mental imagery, which tested their ability to follow a series of up, down, left, and right directions on a visually imagined game board.

It took another 40 years for Turing's imagined game to become a reality, when in 1990 the American philanthropist Hugh Loebner founded the annual Loebner prize for artificial intelligence, "the first formal instantiation of the Turing test".

But the game in the song cycle is an imagined game, not a real one like, say, the one in which Mr. Piazza was a major protagonist in the climactic moment of the painful (for Mets fans) Subway Series in 2000.

Just like the imagined game of pointless pill-popping, it's the flimsy screen for a moment of perverted catharsis.

As for Michael Haneke, imagine what games — funny games, not imitation ones — he could play with Cumberbatch's poise and charm.

"We opted to not include a game, because we imagine different games will appeal to different people.