Sentence examples for often imagined from inspiring English sources

Previously, Montaigne had often imagined death.

An avid comic book reader, I often imagined being invisible.

Suddenly, the surveillance that he often imagined was becoming real.

Moreover, the rally has been less helpful for the economy than often imagined.

The pedophile is often imagined as the dishevelled old man baldly offering candy to preschoolers.

As a result, the stockmarket bonanza has been less important to China's growth than often imagined.

In her fantasies, she often imagined herself looking like Lynn and being worshipped by Mark.

One of its many lessons: The Bastille was a less imposing presence than it's often imagined to be.

Aphrodite herself was often imagined emerging from a clamshell, and still today seafood and oysters are recognised as aphrodisiacs.

He lived in daily fear of humiliation, and in its (often imagined) presence his temper tipped over in an instant.

THOUGH devoted video gamers are often imagined as anti-social misfits, it seems there are real-world benefits to finding pleasure in a virtual one.