Sentence examples for imagining something from inspiring English sources

Magical thinking structures the processes of imagination, and imagining something can and sometimes must precede the fact or the act; it has shaped many features of Western civilization.

Daniel Dennett thinks those who accept the conceivability of zombies have failed to imagine them thoroughly enough: 'they invariably underestimate the task of conception (or imagination), and end up imagining something that violates their own definition' (1995, p. 322. Marcus 2004 makes a related point).

When it functions in perception it is appropriately called the common sense, and when it functions in remembering or imagining something, producing imagery, it is called the imagination.

I wondered if I was imagining something.

I tried imagining something beautiful, a flower.

[We were] imagining something and then seeing what would work.

Let's imagine something else.

Joe Torre imagined something different.

"You've got to imagine something better.

"I'd imagined something bad," Mr. Shakun said.

I never imagined something like this.