Sentence examples for imagining someone from inspiring English sources
"When we came up with that character," says Graham, "there was fun in imagining someone with that freedom of manouevre.
I found myself imagining someone with a more misanthropic perspective – Housman or Kingsley Amis – to counterbalance Heaney's irrepressible optimism.
Grace Coddington is 74 years old: imagining someone of her age stepping down from such a pivotal role in any industry is easy, even understandable.
Ann made a politely interested noise, wondering if he kept a secondhand shop; she was imagining someone much older than Nola, respectable and considerate, quiet, perhaps a widower.
On the other, based on her recent parts – including a pair of queens, Lady Bracknell and a borderline psychopath – I was imagining someone grand, slightly terrifying.
It's imagining someone being on a Jerry Springer-style chat show on a ship like the Titanic and they're being interrogated about their sex life and meanwhile the water is rising over the stage.
"Imagine someone like me traveling now.
He imagined someone insulting his mother.
I can't imagine someone not using campaign consultants".
Imagine someone offering $5,000 to remove "junk" from your yard.
Imagine someone living in his mum's attic.
