Sentence examples for imagined based from inspiring English sources

Everything else in the store looked kind of trashy and cheap, tight and bedazzled; nothing like I imagined based on my Parisian experiences.

I had imagined, based on Luria's case study and the mythology that had grown up around it, a Soviet Funes, with flawless and involuntary recollection of his past.

"But they are not as devastating or prevalent as would have been imagined based on the media coverage and the cultural impressions that emerged from the 1960s".

A spokesperson wrote, "The world can now shine a light on our darkest moments, and this was darker than we could have ever imagined based on the Jason we know.

"I can't imagine, based on who your clientele is, that someone isn't friends with somebody on the board," said Susan Parker, who owns Bari Jay.

Dickens gave this tragedy (slightly downsized for plausibility) to Pip, who begins "Great Expectations" trying to imagine, based only on the shapes of their graves, what his parents and his five siblings were like.

"I don't know how President Mubarak thinks, though I imagine, based on the theory of 'dictator's solitude,' that his conceptions are completely detached from the reality of what is happening in Egypt," he wrote.

And we can just imagine, based on how he lived his life and what he did, what the lore of kind of having that kind of ancestor must have meant to him".

With good spatial skills, they can imagine, based on a plan, how a building will look like, how beams will be assembled, or check on a plan whether what they built is correct.

As is the case with the REV, the rear seats in the cabin of the RSC are afterthoughts, meant to fold away into the cargo floor when you need to put something into the rear hatch, like groceries, or Toyota must be imagining based on the looks of this vehicle a winch.

For the historian however, it is so utterly incomplete that to imagine, based upon this single event Prou miraculously transforms into Blek le Rat a full decade later is as shockingly misguided as it has been for others to think that Banksy appeared out of thin air without the foreknowledge of Blek Le Rat's career afore hand".