Sentence examples for rather imagine from inspiring English sources

I would much rather imagine it than see all the banal mechanics.

Or, rather, imagine one approaching perfection like an asymptotic line in coördinate geometry".

I rather imagine one of his first calls will be from Rupert Murdoch.

You do rather imagine that TC's opening line in any chat-up situation these days involves a nervous vocational inquiry: "Hi.

He'd rather imagine the fabulous wealth to come as his wonder potion floods the world, securing "God only knows how many millions and millions".

Anything that isn't real history is "entertainment" or "titillation", in a world of "postmodern scepticism" where people would rather imagine themselves in Middle Earth than read about the much more complex and uncomfortable Middle Ages.

"Him" is a song about God or, rather, imagining God as a person.

In Julie Fogliano's "If You Want to See a Whale," the ocean is unwaveringly calm — not unlike the young boy who encounters, or rather imagines it.

He rather imagines that the opposite is true since the book was edited by two noted historians Prof. Louis L. Snyder and Prof. Richard B. Morris.

In contrast, audience-oriented reviews are practically missing; rather, imagined audiences tend to appear in the texts implicitly as similar to the reviewer, suggesting conceptions of a mass audience as well as specific groupings of general audiences.

Well, what's hard in decision making isn't so much selecting wisely from a set of choices, but rather imagining all the choices we actually have.