Sentence examples similar to imagined throughout from inspiring English sources

"It's a hodgepodge of everything," she said, recalling red zebra wallpaper, an assortment of Venetian glazes on the walls, "and every conceivable color you can imagine," throughout the apartment.

However, it does not seem from empirical evidence that remembering appeals to the semantic relatedness of ingredients and tool but rather consists of forming an image revealing where ingredients and tools are located as a function of our imagined movement throughout the kitchen.

I imagined this car throughout as a young person selling themselves on The Apprentice.

This recasting of David Bowie's "Heroes" is like something you've never imagined, and similarly, throughout Peter Gabriel's latest aural wonder, Scratch My Back, familiar songs by artists like Bon Iver, Talking Heads, Radiohead, and veterans such as Lou Reed, Randy Newman, and Paul Simon get treated with passionate orchestral reinventions and surprisingly relevant vocal reinterpretations.

Imagined in poignant if not unexpected ways, Lincoln appears throughout the book in various capacities.

At transitions to the SO condition, the letter was presented that participants would have imagined if they had correctly continued the alphabetical sequence throughout the SI condition.

Imagine that throughout elementary, middle, and high school, they continue playing on this 8 foot basket.

Moreover he regularly suffered from (and/or imagined) anti-Jewish slights throughout his life, warning his brothers frequently in his letters against richess (Yiddish for 'Jew-hatred').

Gidwitz addresses the reader directly throughout, discussing our imagined objections and warning us — sometimes slightly too late — when things are about to get particularly nasty.

Throughout, Donizetti also imagined any number of ensembles involving Robert Dudley, the Earl of Leicester and beloved of both monarchs (Matthew Polenzani, Elizabethh's secretary of state William Cecil (Joshua Hopkins, Maryy's mainstay George Talbot Matthew Rosee) and a chorus representing at various times Elizabeth's loyal Protestant subjects and Mary's devoted Catholic followers.

I imagined myself frequenting Windows on the World throughout my adulthood; I would make it "my" place, I decided that day.