Sentence examples for imagines something from inspiring English sources

But Mike Bartlett's "King Charles III" imagines something more exotic: the future.

If the director has no musical creativity, he always imagines something he has already heard, so I have to convince him to leave his ideas aside.

Although some scholars suspect it was Alma's unfinished adoration for her father that led her to a lifetime of bedding geniuses, this fictional passage imagines something else.

But I refuse to believe it's just me who hears the words "poetic drama" and first imagines something slowly woven from pastel shades of twee.

What Graeber wants is a kind of decentralized socialism, with decisions made by a patchwork of local assemblies and coöperatives — at one point, he imagines "something vaguely like jury duty, except non-compulsory".

Beaton consistently uses military terms ("campaign," "offensive," "conquest") for his pursuit, but the reader imagines something more archeological: the diarist in a pith helmet, venturing into an underground tomb in search of the mummified goddess.

Let's imagine something else.

Joe Torre imagined something different.

"You've got to imagine something better.

"I'd imagined something bad," Mr. Shakun said.

I wondered if I was imagining something.