Sentence examples for imagined text from inspiring English sources

Below are imagined text conversations between Elizabeth Bennet, Jane Bennet and their mother, three of the central characters from Pride and Prejudice.

From Hilary Clinton's imagined text messages to Grumpy Cat, the internet played host to some of the funniest viral moments spanning pop culture, politics and, thankfully, the art world.

I imagined a friend texting me to find out if I wanted anything from the bodega, and then I imagined texting back a dozen sandwich emoji in a row.

I was, like, really?" I imagined a friend texting me to find out if I wanted anything from the bodega, and then I imagined texting back a dozen sandwich emoji in a row.

It was while brooding on this that I began to imagine text exchanges from various characters in literary history.

Reading instruction was varied according to a 2 × 2 experimental design with factors 'drawing pictures of text content on paper' (yes, no) and 'mentally imagining text content while reading' (yes, no).

It's almost impossible now to imagine texting without being able to see your previous string of messages to the same recipient, but until the 3310 came along, threadless SMS was the norm.

The speaking-in-tongues effect is not imagined: the text includes poems and sayings.

A series of poems imagines text exchanges between Sexton and a variety of correspondents, in a range of bizarre settings.

JERUSALEM — The scribes who wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls could not have imagined their texts' one day being Googled.

"All the treatises say you must imitate the voice," he said, "and imagine the text".