Sentence examples for language imagine from inspiring English sources

In everyday language, imagine a vast still pond -- the quantum field.

Following their expressions and body language, imagine a silly conversation that they could be having.

In the days following the attacks, French officials built on this language — imagining "a large coalition" of Western powers that could "decisively" bring IS insurgents to their knees.

At a time when even George W. has decided that there is a world out there after all — though you want to watch out for showoff stuff like actually speaking other languages (Imagine! people speaking French in France to the French President) — we remain stubbornly insular about the games we like to watch and play.

Intently attentive to the signifer, to the words and silences of psychoanalytic texts, she aims to retrieve the bodily in language, something underlying symbolic processes of representation, and to invent a new language and imagine new forms.

"It's a fantastic source for filmmakers, because it allows you to create such intense images, conjuring them from Carroll's language, and imagine your own Wonderland".

Without language barriers, imagine how much more productive we could be, or how many people we could learn from or talk to that we previously couldn't, or how much more successful global businesses could be — especially smaller companies that can't afford a large staff of translators.

The cumulative effect of the language, I imagine is both disorienting and satisfying for the non-speaker.

They use the same exact language: 'Doc, imagine what it feels like every morning — feeling like you've been hit in the chest with a baseball bat until you take your first dose.'".

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"He plays with language and imagines the landscape so clearly and precisely.