Sentence examples for imagine used from inspiring English sources

(Hyatt, if you can imagine, used it as a headquarters for its kids' club).

They are mixed in with meat and rice, in some salads, and (I'd imagine) used in all kinds of other ways.

He loves him in the same self-angering way that Cassius, I imagine, used to worship Caesar, before the latter swelled into a god.

Pinter is invariably "enigmatic", Stoppard "dazzling" and the great whale, Beckett, "existential" – something I imagine used to be rather a fun thing to be, but now means basically "bleak".

In that way, the communities that I would imagine used to flourish in the clubs, or in cafes, or neighbourhoods, now exist via our phones.

But she couldn't imagine using it now.

Imagine — using the world's highest mountain for geopolitical gain!

When did you imagine using it as a template for one of your own?

Storing plays is easy, and I could easily imagine using the animated playbook during games.

I see students who imagine using our services as an "admission of defeat".

I've been thinking a lot about what it means to imagine using a language that is not your own.