Sentence examples for imagining as from inspiring English sources

And he has spent his 40-year career, Mr. Roth said, as "a free American," imagining as much as he has been able to in the native tongue by which he is "gratefully enslaved".

Visual studies enables understanding of the role of images in everything from the fine arts and the psychology of perception to popular culture and the media (advertising, television, photography, film, video, the Internet, and computer imagining), as well as in all professional and social contexts from the courtroom and hospital to the lecture hall and street.

To be clear, the role of the metamodern politician is, in this imagining, as much to create an environment in which ideologues and cynics struggle to practice their politics -- and to cause sufficient disruption to business-as-usual that all stakeholders are forced to innovate new ways of doing business -- as it is to be the flag-bearer for any one discrete political agenda.

Rather, she is living with imagination and imagining as she lives.

This creative capacity is what Jean-Paul Sartre is referring to in L'Imaginaire: Psychologie phénoménologique de l'ima-gination (1940; "The Imaginary: The Phenomenological Psychology of the Imagination"; Eng. trans., The Psychology of Imagination) when he describes imagining as "the positing of an object as a nothingness"—as not being.

Abandoning the half-world that he has spent so long imagining as whole is not entirely comfortable.

And better than Mr. Emanuel could have imagined as well.

His "upper regions" are left "as you may imagine, as empty as my purse".

Of course, expert operators can manipulate the sand as they imagined as long as they are on board the machine.

Other scenarios can be imagined as well.

I've never imagined myself as eccentric.