Sentence examples for less imagined from inspiring English sources

I had never depicted, much less imagined, anyone doing anything as pointlessly ill-intentioned.

In addition, almost everything is portrayed from a frontal aspect, and more or less imagined rather than depicted according to its actual shape or size.

While Upton and Ascher's translation (and Ascher's direction) of the Chekhov work was the most brilliant adaptation and interpretation of a "classic" work I've seen in recent years, I would be hard placed not to call it a new work, given the enthusiasm and energy with which they more or less imagined what someone like Chekhov would have made of the Australian world they placed his characters in.

For that reason, I never took the genre seriously, much less imagined myself ever writing it.

Those who cannot imagine one, much less imagine doing one, have probably seen one — an arm straight up, the other hand on the hip, one leg straight out, the other bent back.

Lessing imagined the lives (the longings, aspirations, pursuits and passions - the happiness) her parents might have had if there had been no World War One.

Even as military spending has soared, war has become more distant: less known than imagined, less remembered than forgotten.

In the auditorium (whose rear-access door is open to the weather: a sudden storm brewing), the teen-agers are arrayed exactly as Less imagines the hidden monks to be — with devout expressions and vows of silence.

Yet Lillian is less well imagined.

The nature of this inhibition is less readily imagined.

(Lucille's Mrs. Royce is a surrogate, but less fully imagined and I won't consider her here).