Sentence examples for longer imagined from inspiring English sources
I no longer imagined anything else.
NEW ORLEANS — Now that many museums are no longer imagined as repositories for cherished objects, they are becoming repositories of cherished identities, chronicling the ways we like to imagine ourselves or portray ourselves to others.
I could no longer imagine how a mother could give up a child and live.
Their cries for justice sound out of step to those who can no longer imagine it.
Nine years later, Martin no longer imagines that he will be a pilot.
Not everyone will understand why I can no longer imagine life without my cheque book.
"I no longer imagine the transporter being called to take her to the morgue after we left the ICU.
Americans no longer imagine, as a renowned lawyer insisted in 1932, that "the Supreme Court is above and beyond politics".
The comfort is seeing my son with his family, whom I can no longer imagine him or myself without.
He has become overweight and Annie can no longer imagine him becoming a part of her life.
The frightening thing is that one can no longer imagine what forms the solutions to our problems will assume.
