Sentence examples for imagined good from inspiring English sources
"Man is not, as the romantics imagined, good by nature," he wrote.
Meanwhile, much like a bothersome fridge, Facebook was an ever-present background hum to my existence, a reminder of the imagined good fortunes of friends and acquaintances.
Escribá also found things that he liked, though, better even than he had imagined; good, intelligent players, an environment that would help.
Chances are if your actual work days don't look like your imagined good ones, you might want to reconsider your path.
Even as a rhetorical strategy, there is something so utterly twisted about this, prioritising as it does deference towards an imagined "good" authority (the Queen) over contempt for a clearly bad one (Trump).
If Ive has learned to cope with pre-launch media fuss — snatched photographs of components, mockups of imagined goods — Abrams seems to relish it.
"Good can imagine Evil but Evil cannot imagine Good".―W.―W
She is, you imagine, good with people.
I can also imagine good ones.
I blame him for something much worse: his failure to imagine good.
It's hard to imagine good law coming out of a renewal of the Supreme Court's interest at this point.
