Sentence examples for imagining of from inspiring English sources

The imagining, of course, was easier for me.

"Do you — " William's voice caught with the imagining of it.

A disaster beyond the imagining of any screenwriter.

The really startling thing in the book is Chesterton's imagining of the anarchists as philosopher-demons.

I was like David Malouf's imagining of Ovid in his banishment — infantilized by exile.

AND now for a "counter-factual", as historians say an imagining of what might have been.

She also mounted an elaborate re-imagining of the musical, Golden Eighties (1986), featuring Seyrig again.

Not a faithful adaptation, by any means, but something better: a bold, lively and ardent re-imagining of the book.

This delightful re-imagining of "Pride and Prejudice" from the servants' perspective centers on Sarah, the orphaned housemaid.

"Imagine," of course, is the operative word.

All of this is imagined, of course.