Sentence examples for imagining them from inspiring English sources

I keep imagining them looking and laughing and it makes me feel physically sick".

I can't help imagining them standing over him, Javad unshaven, with dark circles under his eyes.

I love imagining them all with their families the following day, sitting in their homes.

We imagine them imagining us imagining them, as we also imagine ourselves as them.

But Ms Ellis hails them as old friends, imagining them all at a raucous party in her flat.

Later, imagining them in their death throes, taking pity on them, he would come back, move the rock.

With psilocybin, their memories were extremely vivid, almost as if they were reliving the events rather than just imagining them.

I sat in the Melbourne mansion belonging to the founders of Lonely Planet, imagining them fucking across the patio.

Asked why he has always tended to use "found" images, rather than imagining them himself, he replied, without embarrassment, "I was never well trained as a draftsman.

It's as if he lived his life the way he wrote his characters, imagining them as the executors of an inexorable cosmic order.

Freud and his followers, also exponents of the experiential view, delved into memories of these subtle experiences, with the hope that re-imagining them from a different perspective might change their impact.