Sentence examples for left imagined from inspiring English sources

Suppress depictions of lust and horror, Tashlin implies, and you suppress imagination itself which nonetheless is often better left imagined.

Suppress depictions of lust and horror and you suppress imagination itself — which, however, is often better left imagined.

That no one on the left imagined that he would do so poorly tells us much about the Obama bubble and the president's distorted self-image.

The absolutists of the old left imagined that victory would, when it came, be total and permanent, which is practically the same as saying that victory was and is impossible and will never come.

Still, a listener was mainly left imagining what might have been, with the basics so solidly in place.

I left imagining what Mr. Fitch might make of all the most unstageable ballets, Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" and Tchaikovsky's original 1877 score of "Swan Lake" not least.

As the ski-masked leader lectures the group in Spanish, I'm left imagining what the fake U.S.A. looks like.

If this is how little they are prepared to change when their second largest contributor is about to vote on leaving, imagine how they'd behave after a British vote to remain.

What we are left imagining is the whole space a Calder would need to occupy if it did move, or if we could see it moving; a volume made all the more solid by being ethereal.

So we are left imagining, sifting through some comparable experience, when none are present.

Set to urgent, pulse-racing drums and a streetwalking Jesus & Mary Chain chug, Radio Tokyo's surging keyboards are manic, celebratory carnival music, while On Leaving imagines Can covering 96 Tears – an inspired pairing, as it turns out.