Sentence examples for lost imagine from inspiring English sources

That is how, in their helplessness, those who have lost imagine a reunion to be.

What is lost – imagine DH Lawrence's very English pulse rendered into the far fainter beats of French – can be partially made up for by the qualities gained in the host language.

"If he loses, imagine how many other Republican governors will face recalls.

The track "Leader of the Pack" references the Shangri-Las hit about a motorcycle crash in its chord progression and theme, with the lyrics "Don't you know he's never coming back again?" "Born to Lose" imagines suicide.

Imagine a guy who can give you what you never got from the guy you lost, and imagine creating a more positive relationship with that guy.

A metaphor that is not lost, I imagine, on the collected justices chewing over the case.

Sex, now done, has lost any imagined romance.

I have no idea what the outcome will be, but should we lose, I imagine we would want to seek leave to appeal".

Goold and Power seem primarily concerned with attacking a contemporary culture in which fact and fiction have lost their imagined integrity.

He put it this way: "It takes a giant leap of faith, but we are happy to take it — what have we got to lose? — to imagine that hummus will eventually bring Jerusalemites together, if nothing else will".

The surprise is not that it renders slaughter palpable, or that it sets off religiosity from radicalism, but that amid the terror a classic story about love sneaks through: love lost, love imagined, love morphed into madness.