Sentence examples for imagining yourself from inspiring English sources

Or maybe imagining yourself lying on a beach in Aruba.

"The theatre is all about imagining yourself as other than you are".

To conquer nerves, spend time imagining yourself doing a great job.

Practicing is not only playing your instrument, either by yourself or rehearsing with others — it also includes imagining yourself practicing.

Imagining yourself in the place of a bomber pilot, or a drone operator thousands of miles away from the target, is a much less uncomfortable image than imagining yourself in a torture dungeon.

Lives that can be foreclosed by lives lived without the risk of imagining yourself into other places, into other lives.

She writes about daydreaming, or perhaps evening dreaming in this case, the business of imagining yourself in another place, as another person.

One of the most unusual and beautiful waterfalls in the world, again you could be forgiven for imagining yourself with the elves in Middle Earth.

Envision lying on a couch during a violent tempest (another entry), reading about the history of the divan, imagining yourself lolling goddesslike on a chaise longue while wearing a velvety turban.

One is the almost guilty pleasure of imagining yourself into a radically altered here-and-now -- like the Japanese-dominated North America of Philip K. Dick's "Man in the High Castle" -- where your world is viewed as imaginary.

"This is what we dreamt about when we were little kids, imagining yourself winning the U.S. Open," said Woods, who has won 6 of the last 10 major championships.