Sentence examples for imagine viewing from inspiring English sources

Some people might find televised sports such as snooker painfully slow to watch, but imagine viewing five hours of non-stop knitting.

The peak is reached when a mighty church organ plays over the trance-like, deep house beats and I imagine viewing a panorama that renders me speechless except for a single "Wow!" In contrast, Judy Collins sings of the forbidding Greenland shores – a beautifully austere terrain.

Now imagine viewing it through the glass at the front of the plane.

Now imagine viewing in 3D all those physical things most people hope others never see….

Imagine viewing what pops up through the eyes of your child, as if for the first time.

It's only marginally useful driving around suburban Southern California, but one can imagine viewing the Eiffel Tower, New York's rows of skyscrapers and the London Eye through the clear panoramic roof.

By W. S. Merwin The New Yorker, May 23 , 1988P. 28 This is the way we were all brought up now we imagine View Article W. S. Merwin's poetry first appeared in The New Yorker in 1955, and the magazine has since published close to two hundred of his poems and short stories.

Imagine views of the Caribbean islands, or of cities when you sail into or out of port -- it's pretty incredible.

When individuals view a visual scene and are then asked to imagine it in the absence of the stimulus, as many as 90% of the voxels that are active during online perception are also activated during imagined viewing of the scene (Ganis, Thompson, & Kosslyn, 2004; Kosslyn, Thompson, & Alpert, 1997).

Although it's not a substantially imagined view of Simone's life, it at least leaves room for imagination, which the other two films, in their overheated and fabricated excesses, foreclose.

They depicted suburban villas and Egyptian ruins that they had actually seen, and imagined views of polar ice floes and the devastation of an earthquake in Lisbon.