Sentence examples for imagining by from inspiring English sources
Many Iraqis — damaged beyond imagining by the cruelty of Saddam's rule, and afflicted with outsized expectations and suspicions of America — have fallen back on aspects of their culture and faith that offer a blind resistance to the new world that has been thrown open before them.
He suggested that, fundamentally, the mind can refer to objects by perception and ideation, including sensing and imagining; by judgment, including acts of acknowledgment, rejection, and recall; and by loving or hating, which take into account desires, intentions, wishes, and feelings.
You can do (or rather have done to you) something similar at the London Dungeon, or at something called "Winston Churchill's Britain at War" which is, apparently, "a tribute to ordinary people who lived during a dramatic period of history" and which saves you the bother of imagining by providing special effects, including sounds and smells.
Understanding is, Hobbes says, "[t]he imagination that is raised in man (or any other creature endued with the faculty of imagining) by words or other voluntary signs" (Hobbes 1651, 2.10).
IMAGINE, by Jonah Lehrer.
(Crown Publishing) 18. IMAGINE, by Jonah Lehrer.
9 1 JUST IMAGINE, by Susan Elizabeth Phillips.
One is "Imagine," by John Lennon.
The rest was imagined by computers.
The song was "Imagine," by John Lennon.
