Sentence examples for mostly imagine from inspiring English sources

We mostly imagine characters in a kind of shorthand, calling to mind only what's absolutely necessary.

Despite bemoaning the fact she didn't have the scientific brain to fully comprehend it, she "felt it was the first time I was able to observe, and mostly imagine and comprehend, the root of the incredible evil that has engulfed our planet".

When you think of big old sailboats you mostly imagine rich leathery men in boat shoes who smoke big cigars and try to hit rare pink dolphins in the head with with their keel.

I say "seemed" because the specifics of this relationship are mostly imagined here.

The romantic yearning, however, was real enough — even if the scenarios in their songs were, at least on the first album, mostly imagined.

If you have pretensions to be a serious gangster, you want to associate yourself with them," says Chris Burbank, head of Salt Lake City police.Such malign influences, even if they are mostly imagined, pain those who have found homes in the interior.

Some administration officials assert that stories about policy clashes between hard-liners and pragmatists in the administration were mostly imagined by the news media, seeking a story in a White House known for its discipline and secrecy.

On the other, there is the popular caricature, mostly imagined, and more than slightly racialized a huckster in a bad suit, rhyming and jiving the judge and jury into a kind of hypnotized state; a snake-oil salesman successful unto the extinction of the cobra.

Since this was mostly imagined to be a thermonuclear war that would completely disrupt the local, regional, national and international social and political order and ravage the planet's food supplies, young right-wing Christians were taught self-defence and self-sufficiency.

This otherness within is now mostly imagined as something outside oneself.

A messianic vision that looked more into the future than back into the 19th century, it focused on Russia's Asian roots (mostly imagined) and the country's role in bridging two continents and many cultures.