Sentence examples for prefer imagining from inspiring English sources

I prefer imagining my own idea of what sex is while masturbating.

For great apes, there exists confusion as to how to accommodate animals; some subscribe to the needs of animals while others prefer imagined "natural" furnishing.

"As a result, I hid and found tremendous solace in books, vastly preferring imagined worlds to this world," Lana said.

Such talk may offend those who prefer to imagine the garden with pretty benches and arbors full of sweet peas.

Many high-end brands prefer to imagine their customer base as something more aristocratic and initially resisted this new venue.

But I prefer to imagine that something welled up in him and that he had no choice but to express it musically.

I prefer to imagine Mondrian dancing among his squares and rectangles in his studio, lost in the music and the world of his own creation.

I prefer to imagine him hanging on, looking into the white light, with the great Burgess Meredith, as Mickey, gruffly calling from the other side: Hey, kid — you ever think about dying?

I prefer to imagine God busy with weightier matters, but now and then sitting back, feet up, to be amused and delighted by the strange ways the natural world has worked things out by itself.

The 17-foot bronze statue of Senator Strom Thurmond behind the State Capitol here depicts him striding southward with vigor and purpose, and that is precisely how South Carolina's leading officials prefer to imagine him in Washington these days.

In theory, everything is in the hosts' favour at Twickenham – home advantage, a superior points difference, kicking off last – but across the Channel they prefer to imagine an alternative scenario.