Sentence examples for imagined within from inspiring English sources
Indians from languorous villages to pulsating cities were making difficult new choices to die other than where they were born, to pursue vocations not their father's, to live lives imagined within their own skulls.
Our effort to improve access to city data has already led to the creation of new services never imagined within the walls of government.
Elizabeth's proclamation of the sentence announced that "the said Mary, pretending title to the same Crown, had compassed and imagined within the same realm divers things tending to the hurt, death and destruction of our royal person".
He wrote about 1,500 songs and not only did many of them sell phenomenally well, but they included some of the best advertisements for America ever devised: "God Bless America," an alternate national anthem, and "White Christmas" still touch something deep — either real or imagined — within the American breast.
In this approach, I describe both spatial-temporal frames of transformation and the layered geographies of responsibility (Massey 2004) that are being enacted and imagined within and beyond the city.
It's not overpoweringly sweet but almost impossible to imagine within 50 yards of anyone shopping at Nicole Farhi.
Mr. Johnson said: "It is unbelievable to imagine, within a period of days, what people can say about you.
Personally, I hope that it does the reverse — that it imagines, within its world, a route to plausible happiness for Alicia.
But to imagine within decades a subcontinent — including Pakistan — that has become as successful as Southeast Asia or Latin America are today is not by any means a fantasy; barring the collapse of Pakistan, it is more than probable.
There are limits to what we can do out there in the world, and there are also limits to what we can feel, endure, know, and imagine within ourselves.
But to imagine within decades a subcontinent including Pakistan that has become as successful as Southeast Asia or Latin America are today is not by any means a fantasy; barring the collapse of Pakistan, it is more than probable.
