Sentence examples for make you imagine from inspiring English sources

The locutions that burst forth in both poems make you imagine Sally Wallace racing around their neat two-story house, two precocious and demanding small children underfoot and the kettle whistling.

The Frrrozen Hot Chocolate was as dreamy as advertised, and the hot fudge sauce had an endearing tinge of browned butter, enough to make you imagine a licked wooden spoon from childhood.

One American visitor told a rather uncomfortable-looking guide that the room had been ruined, the day before another had asked for the photos to be taken down—he considered them inflammatory.Ai Weiwei would probably find the discomfort amusing paradoxically his absence seems to make you imagine his presence more strongly.

The evocative apartment set by Mark Symczak with its well-kept but shopworn comfort, in addition to myriad production details -- from the television commercials to the props to the costumes -- is enough to make you imagine it all in black and white.

"People say, 'don't violent games make you more violent?' The point is, they do expose you to violence and they do make you imagine, perhaps, what it might be like to be in those situations – but what you do with that is another thing entirely.

Just don't say I didn't (make you imagine me in a fancy tuxedo and) warn you.

It makes you imagine that it could walk.

"Fake leather" makes you imagine something very much like real leather.

And the beef stroganoff makes you imagine you're eating in the original.

But it makes you imagine into your work, not being at home.

It's a solid and very touching if unsurprising performance that, among other things, makes you imagine quirkier interpretations.