Sentence examples for imagining at from inspiring English sources

"The 20th century was scarred by visions that had precisely that imagining at its heart.

Over dinner, in our backyard?" Even though Kate is supposed to have a second sense, she often seems to lack any perspective, imagining at one point that a black man crossing the road behind her "was planning to rob, rape or kill me".

"Imagine the enforcement and regulating of the Affordable Care Act under President Rick Perry," cautioned Eve Gittelson, a blogger from New York, at a panel on health reform.As it happened, among the Republicans so imagining at the RLC in New Orleans was Mr Perry himself, in his third full term as governor of Texas and mulling over a presidential run.

MR: I'm imagining there will be more singles released off the album, but I'm imagining at some point, that title track is going to get released.

According to Shavit, Herbert Bentwich was almost a prophet, imagining at the end of the 19th century the horrors of Europe in the century ahead.

However, the slow tumor uptake and plasma clearance of mAbs in men necessitate the use of long-lived radioisotopes for imagining at the expense of increased radiation dose to the patients [ 43].

Live, observe, imagine; at some point, the imagination starts displacing the real.

Otherwise, why imagine at all?

It wasn't what I had imagined at all".

A city imagined at length into being itself.

It was possible to imagine at least two distinct futures.