Sentence examples for imagined from a from inspiring English sources

Sheryl is seen and imagined from a great distance.

In some ways, he said, his life in Cumberland seems smaller than the one he imagined from a prison cell.

After a sharp up-and-down, he had a 6 — a number he had never imagined from a place on the course he never thought he would see.

The door was daubed with the young Oliver's drawings of Empire State penises and female pudenda imagined from a gynaecological perspective.

Perhaps that is why Curtisland can sometimes seem a collection of postcards, or something imagined from a story that his mother once told him.

You would never guess as much from the pictures of the former king with the former Mrs. Simpson, two people whose obsession with grooming and self-presentation is as far as can be imagined from a rolled-up sleeve.

As one can imagine from a government-appointed functionary with a title like that, his opinions were hardly avant-garde.

As you can imagine from a game about binary choices, there isn't a huge amount of depth.

She could complain to John about the disenfranchisement of women and even their exclusion from public office while imagining — from a safe distance — his astonished reaction.

And although this was painful to Charlotte as a pupil, it was to her advantage as a rising writer to have to imagine passion, not enact it, for this freed her to imagine from a woman's point of view.

Just imagine: From a few convicts dropped ashore in 1788, Australia has developed into a first-class global economy.