Sentence examples for imagine lives from inspiring English sources

I found that the landscape of my adopted home was resonant to me, that it affected some part of my unconscious in a way that allowed me to imagine lives and make associations between disparate ideas.

Here too the novel can be our lens, helping us imagine lives for ourselves, possible outcomes, to bring our own blurry, nearing futures into sharper focus while we still have time to shift course.

Memorial Day, which remembers the men and women who have fallen in America's wars, asks us to move back in time, and to imagine lives that were cut short.

Without sermonizing or even trying to prove the existence of a divine power operating in the universe, these oblique dramatic parables imagine lives influenced by unseen forces whose intentions can't be predicted or even begun to be grasped.

It makes us lazy, because, both unable and not allowed to comment on or imagine lives beyond our own, or question how we perceive the world, the fact that we perceive it at all is enough.

It's impossible to tell whether the director is constrained by a professional inability to imagine lives and thoughts in any substantial or complex way, or whether her depiction of imagination-free, convulsively constrained lives of modern employees is intended as a cry of frustration about the world at large, a world against which her protagonists revolt.

Then imagine living in it.

Can you imagine living anywhere else?

Imagine living it — within one lifetime!

I can't imagine living anywhere else".

I cannot imagine living like that again.