Sentence examples for imagining the act from inspiring English sources

(And distantly imagining the act of wearing).

The woman who reads the fashion magazines isn't passively imagining the act of having; she's actively imagining the act of shopping.

The darkness came not only from imagining the act itself but also how those who are close to the crime, the police and the divers that night in the dam, walk around after working on it without falling apart.

Understanding the pain that the act should cause the person imagining the act to stop thinking about it.[10].[10]

But in the process of thinking about raping someone, the person imagining the act would also imagine how the other person would be hurt by that act.

The perpetrator of the noose display likely imagined the act simply as a defacing of an institution associated with racial equality or harmony.

He cannot spin on strong legs, so you imagine the act for him, as he puts the shot from a stationary position.

"I usually write ten or fifteen [poems] at once," he said, and he imagined the act of writing as a kind of entranced combat with the typewriter, as in his poem "cool black air": "now I sit down to it and I bang it, I don't use the light / touch, I bang it".

For example, if we imagine the act of clicking our fingers together, completing the motor action generates instantaneous visual, tactile, and auditory sensory information.

We reanimate our passions by imagining the possibilities, and the act of wanting ends up mattering more than the fact of getting.

He had thought of them uneasily, imagining that the act of testifying might force him to relive the macabre episode on Hill 192.