Sentence examples for imagining them as from inspiring English sources

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

Part II – Space – argues that settlers turn natives into strangers spatially by imagining them as an influx from elsewhere.

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

Apparently we respond better to them, imagining them as 'women' and helpfully projecting all our conscious and subconscious biases on to them.

I was transported for a fateful hour or so, imagining them as they had been, plucky working girls making their way in the big city, in crisp white shirtwaists.

He is looking at them as they absently sift sand with their hands, and imagining them as children in cotton hats, pouring sand from one bucket to another as their parents talk over and around them.

"Imagine them as vividly as possible".

Religions, nations, and even races are all shared imaginative constructs (although nations and races have other characteristics as well) and if you really want to extirpate them, you must extirpate the people who imagine them as well.

"Imagine them as vividly as possible". He talked about the Rostov family, about Natasha, whom Tolstoy modelled after his wife and her sister, about Sonya, modelled after his Aunt Volkonsky.

We imagine them as crusaders.

— and to imagine them as … highways!