Sentence examples for more imagining from inspiring English sources

The buildings you can still see; the music takes a bit more imagining.

Answering those questions involves more imagining, which must be reality-directed.

Today, the rift has essentially come down to access (he is for more, imagining the space as a delightful one for arts club functions).

So, I was thinking less about how the US might create an advantage over the enemy, and more imagining how the way things are now might continue and morph into the future.

(More? Imagining Swinger Smurf is really bad enough).

Price-rigging is probably often more imagined than real.

But some such communities are more imagined than others.

Ultimately, I think, "Pasión" is more imagined than observed, more dream than reality.

Welles had travelled further, invented more, accomplished more, imagined more, by age twenty-five than is reasonable in several lifetimes.

The fiscal crisis in the United States is more imagined than real.

'A lot of sleepiness is more imagined than real,' he grumbles.