Sentence examples for imagined rather from inspiring English sources

Cubism, with its compositions of imagined rather than observed forms and relationships, had a similarly marked influence.

In that way, you have made an interaction with Lagos "auratically" phenomenological and imagined rather than physically experienced.

Christine is the sleek and successful senior executive in the French branch of a US corporation, whose actual business is imagined rather vaguely.

In addition, almost everything is portrayed from a frontal aspect, and more or less imagined rather than depicted according to its actual shape or size.

Here he imagined — rather cinematically — the music of the Tang dynasty, which ruled China for almost 300 years starting in the early seventh century.

Maggie Moone was never photographed being sick next to an Audi R8 V10, and the exact nature of Arthur Negus's toilet routine remains something to be fondly imagined, rather than detailed intimately on the worldwide web.

It was, as you'd imagine, rather unsatisfactory.

There, Borat rugby tackled Anderson to the ground, which resulted in his removal by some, one might imagine, rather burly security guards.

Festival director Peter Florence said: "This is perhaps the most civilised and brilliant group of MPs you could imagine; rather an encouraging group of people.

And she's not stupid: she knows she's imagining rather than hearing the tiger move through her house by night, its heavy body and hot breath attended by a "sense of extravagant consequence" that something is coming towards her.

At its onset, they leave each other in dreadful circumstances, having just spent a day (one imagines rather a busy day) burying 20 or 30 soldiers massacred by the advancing Japanese.