Sentence examples for imagine whatever from inspiring English sources

Such was the sympathy between musician and audience that Ziqi could imagine whatever thought was in Boya's heart from the sound of his guqin.

We do it every day: whatever you imagine, whatever you think about it, what you're drawn to is what you attract in your life.

When Max cries: "Let the wild rumpus start!" the pictures are drawn freely enough to let us imagine whatever rumpusing we need.

Fallen buildings lay all round it, too, where Shelley's poem had "nothing beside" the boundless desert sands.But poets had their privilege, he once said coyly; they could imagine whatever they liked.

You would imagine whatever you desired.

"You can imagine whatever you want about these dudes".

(One imagines whatever they walk in all day actually encourages truffles to grow).

On the one hand, it's a party, a feast, an array of possible experiences more fabulous than monarchs of the past could even dream of--it's "whatever," as in yippee!, as in whatever you want, whatever you can imagine; you can eat whatever, see whatever, hear whatever, read whatever, even be whatever.

Heartbeats flutter and breaths get shorter just imagining whatever horror you've conjured in your head (vermin, being in a plane crash, touching a cotton ball).

Imagine doing whatever you want with everything that went before you.... Imagine total freedom".

Without the detail that would make sense of the callousness of Valmont and Mme. de Merteuil onscreen, American viewers can imagine that whatever impels them is enormous, all-explaining, bigger than Europe itself.