Sentence examples for imagines it to from inspiring English sources

As for Tamara's latest photoshoot, she doubtless imagines it to be a searing comment on something.

One imagines it to be three o'clock in the morning, the disturbances making it impossible to sleep.

And it can only be a good thing if influential agencies describe the world as it really is, rather than as diplomatic theory imagines it to be.

The Divine Comedy is not, perhaps, as offensive as he imagines it to be, and certainly not as good as it ought to be.

The condition of this high status is that it cannot be the final and absolute truth that Dawkins imagines it to be; it is liable to future modification and change like any other scientific theory.

Actually, some of the fiction – the 1962 story "A Vision of the World", for example – is stranger than one imagines it to be, or remembers it being, and often has the quality of "violet-flavoured nightmare" that Cheever admired in Nabokov's Pale Fire.

I imagined it to be similar.

I can only imagine it to be the drought.

I imagined it to be some kind of James Bond hideout.

I can't imagine it, to be honest".

Whatever they imagine it to be," he says.