Sentence examples for imagining of it from inspiring English sources

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

Once onstage, at least in this imagining of it, that deep pleasure is largely gone.

Roman Britain is – to me – an alien, strange and essentially irrecoverable place, and yet I love Sutcliff's confident imagining of it.

"Florence was a person who kept something we all have when we are children – when you can't really do anything that well, but you hurl yourself into the imagining of it and take delight in the doing," said Streep.

Chief Broom's unstable mental state and Mr. Kesey's imagining of it, presumably with the help of hallucinogenic drugs, also allowed the author to elevate the hospital into what he saw as a metaphor of repressive America, which Chief Broom called the Combine.

"The Snail House" begins on a sunny afternoon and ends at dusk just as the moon is rising over the garden hedge, leaving the reader quietly reflecting on a time that perhaps never was, but nostalgic for the imagining of it.

His purchase of the boarded-up Royal Manhattan Hotel in 1978 and re-imagining of it as the Milford Plaza is often seen as the beginning of Times Square's comeback.

I don't call it his remake or his re-imagining of it".

He envisions not just a shrinking or scaling-back of government, but an entire re-imagining of it.

Yes, maybe I was imagining some of it, but I can tell you that I saw people laughing at me.

I never imagined any of it.