Sentence examples for of having imagined from inspiring English sources

Sherri Shepherd revealed that she has a long history of believing strange fantasies to be true, as she spoke of having imagined herself married to Michael Jackson, saying, "As husband and wife, I never pictured us having sex".

So I don't fault the president for not having imagined evil of this magnitude.

There's Dexter Dalwood, who paints scenes that many of us have imagined (the death of Dr David Kelly, Jimi Hendrix's basement, wartime Iraq) but never seen.

How could any of us have imagined, in the innocence of those days, that there had been this darkness at the school?

Could Thales of Miletus have imagined the graceful swirls of spiral galaxies?

None of this was the familial configuration any of them had imagined, but it was, for the moment, their family.

Over centuries, millions of readers have imagined hell in Dante's terms: concentric circles of increasing wickedness, from lust to gluttony all the way to betrayal.

Digital culture has enveloped us more quickly and more thoroughly than most of us had imagined.

"It was harder than any of us had imagined," Bakeh says.

It's completely crazy, way beyond what any of us had imagined".

The result has been the longest economic expansion in history, a fiscal turnaround that is stronger, frankly, than any of us had imagined.