Sentence examples for maybe imagined from inspiring English sources

And parents are getting nostalgic for their (maybe imagined) own carefree childhoods.

Or maybe imagining yourself lying on a beach in Aruba.

Maybe imagine the street is cold and windswept or rainy.

When you live in a hectic, self-important city, it's easy to romanticize a town like Newtown, and maybe imagine escaping there someday, children in tow.

Sentimental fools, we gave him a name, Charlie, maybe imagining it would help him put up a fight.

"Maybe imagining the task was more complicated or maybe the patient was less aroused when she was in the scanner". People in a minimally conscious state can have highly variable level of attentiveness and responsiveness.

That Francis Wolff shot of John Coltrane – pensive, self-absorbed, maybe imagining an elusive sound yet to be made on a saxophone – showed how Blue Note artwork could bring a musician's interior journey into view.

I know that not all the 14,000 on Centre Court cried, but a few did because they were the ones who could maybe imagine what this victory means to me".

Or maybe imagine what it feels like to wake up screaming from unbearable pain.

If not, you're faced with a complicated sundae that costs more than a pint but maybe imagining the M&S lady huskily saying that would make it worthwhile.

If not, you're faced with a complicated sundae that costs more than a pint – but maybe imagining the M&S lady huskily saying that would make it worthwhile.