Sentence examples for imagining from from inspiring English sources

The distinction between these imaginative acts is commonly taken as a distinction between imagining from the outside and imagining from the inside.

Instead, "Asiatisch" — German for "Asian" — luxuriated in the possibilities of imagining from a willful distance.

She could complain to John about the disenfranchisement of women and even their exclusion from public office while imagining — from a safe distance — his astonished reaction.

If you're interested in imagining, from this point of view, what it means to be alive today on a minute chunk (but our minute chunk) of the solar system, read "Place".

There is a sort of perk to the job of feature journalism that involves the presumption of friendship - imagining, from time to time, that one is a friend of the person one has written about.

"What I'm always doing is trying to pose thought experiments in the old-fashioned philosophical way," he said, "imagining from a radically different perspective circumstances that are very familiar to us, in order to make them unfamiliar and force us to start to pull them apart.

Does the entire testing and investigatory regime need re-imagining from the bottom up?

"But there's an opportunity with some of the remastering or re-imagining from PS3 franchises that will potentially find an audience that hasn't played them in the previous generation because they skipped that generation".

Watson was imagined from the start to be more human.

Sheryl is seen and imagined from a great distance.

To select the reference lakes we adapted a rapid bioassessment protocol that analyzes satellite imagines from Google Earth.