Sentence examples for imagine reading from inspiring English sources
Imagine reading that on Memorial Day.
You can imagine reading these poems suddenly in 1952.
Imagine reading that in a Proms programme note.
I can't imagine reading over those same passages 15 times and paying attention.
Who teens imagine reading their tweets very much shapes their style of participation.
So could you imagine reading a book without seeing the cover?
In this town of stone walls and bumpy roads, he can climb nearby mountains, jog unnoticed and, one can imagine, read by candlelight amid the piles of books said to dominate his house.
She writes, "I often find that the book I have read is somehow not as exciting as the book I had imagined reading.
The rapturously depressive German writer, who died in 2001, would seem an unlikely hero for contemporary avant-gardists, who have been more easily imagined reading comic books.
During my grad school years, I took a seminar on Derrida to which Derrida himself paid a surprise visit, modestly answering our questions with none of the drama I had imagined reading his written words on the page.
You hear their voice, a hint more vocal fry than you imagined, reading at a suspiciously slow clip from The Illiad and you'll realize that something is not quite right.
