Sentence examples for imagine to write from inspiring English sources

The doctrine that these things are fundamental to us, to our way of living in the world, to our humanity, means then that we must work, using examples from the past, toward the right for others, as well as ourselves, to be let alone to imagine, to write, to read, to share, and to be heard.

The act of writing — of even trying to write — of imagining to write — seemed meaningless, vain and silly.

The mid-fifties was a difficult time, I imagine, to be writing in such an unapologetic way about the fates, the traumas, and the attitudes of Holocaust survivors.

She applied to the journalism department of Belarusian State University, because it was the closest thing she could imagine to a writing school.

They found ways to observe and imagine, even to write in captivity.

You have to imagine how to write your article, which can be easily understandable by a reader, who may be novice on that programming language.

Imagine you had to write a tweet promoting this collection.

"It's particularly sad to imagine being forced to write your mother a letter when you know you're going to die, don't you think?" I ask.

A young reporter we know writes: Friends sometimes ask me why I don't try writing a novel, but I' can't even imagine being able to write fiction, though I love reading it.

Helen Dunmore, Jeanette Winterson and Melvin Burgess: not the first people you'd imagine signing up to write for publishing imprint Hammer Horror, home to bloodcurdling shrieks and helpless virgins.

I had never imagined being able to write a novel.