Sentence examples for imagines with from inspiring English sources
And so now theatre folk mix – a little more easily, one imagines – with the fashion crowd.
He imagines, with predictable vigor, "killing and subduing a countless number of mountaineers".
Mr. Vann declined, and the central part of "Legend of a Suicide," the novella "Sukkwan Island," imagines, with a surprising twist, what might have happened if he had said yes.
The memo was certainly puerile, employing a level of wit on a par, one imagines, with that of Gordon Brown's squabbling bath- time boys (or that of their father, during a television debate).
Subjects like Hyperion, Endymion and Lamia come directly from his reading, and the verses are driven by a desire to find a visceral, sensory, rhythmic way to connect the world he imagines with the world he inhabits.
The analogy between operating systems and phones stands because over time the manufacturers of both (in collusion, one imagines, with their sundry partners) use various tactics to contrive to persuade us that we want "added value".
I just can't imagine with this".
"Imagine with all the people there, how uncomfortable," she said.
The centaur's body is imagined with acute realism.
It was collective imagining with a shared narrative.
