Sentence examples for imagine itself from inspiring English sources
As timeless and immutable as New York likes to imagine itself, the city grew out of the wilderness.
The Comic Novel might imagine itself descended from Cervantes and Fielding, but it is really the stunted offspring of Waugh and Wodehouse, lacking the magic of either.
Loughborough Junction is a bit of London that would like to imagine itself as the edge of somewhere nicer, but Stella Duffy relishes its tatty ordinariness.
Both try hard in a film that would like to imagine itself as a contemporary hybrid of "Saturday Night Fever" and "Grease".
Hughes is not as much a Test opener as a revelation of how Australia likes to imagine itself, all raw-boned, unpolished and outback.
In his model, only the highly evolved human "autobiographical self" is endowed with a narrative awareness that can recall itself in the past and imagine itself in the future.
A BASTION of openness and counterculture, Silicon Valley imagines itself as the un-Chick-fil-A.
How the country imagines itself is always the unspoken context of an election campaign.
Like Seattle and Austin and maybe even Seville, Edinburgh imagines itself as a world-class city.
"Remove from them that stubborn pride which imagines itself to be above and beyond criticism," he said.
Her desperate message was received, but misunderstood, because the future inevitably imagines itself superior to the past.
