Sentence examples for imagines away from inspiring English sources

I think that utilitarianism imagines away all of the infinitely impenetrable mystery and wonder that I believe truly exists and lays over the world a great abacus, and all one need do to navigate this world is slip and slide the abacus beads.

But, as in Ottawa, fear cannot be imagined away.

Over the next few days, without any props, I imagined away a few more cravings and desserts.

Still, the Ritters manage, sometimes by ignoring or imagining away their surroundings.

Also, heretofore I had mostly been imagining away desserts and snacks; but now I started to imagine whole meals, replacing every second or third with a piece of fruit or a glass of juice.

For Descartes argued in his 1644 Principles of Philosophy (see Book II) that the essence of matter was extension (i.e., size and shape) because any other attribute of bodies could be imagined away without imagining away matter itself.

Be grateful for your own safety but don't imagine away your own emotional pain and suffering.

My children have the blessing of having the same grassy patches to scratch their bare feet as they run through it, the same creek to stomp through and catch tadpoles, and not the same dog -- but their very own energetic pup to imagine away the days with.

He imagines running away in shame and having to fend for himself: "Any work needs doing?

The film then transports viewers to Beijing, where the young son of a fashion designer and painter imagines life away from the suffocating urban smog.

"Gran's house," as far as the children were concerned, was a constant: "It was possible to imagine going away from it, but not possible to imagine its not being there, unchanged, to come back to".