Sentence examples for rich imagine from inspiring English sources

If you want to stay poor, keep obsessing about your poverty; if you want to be rich, imagine yourself rich.

In "The Danish Girl" David Ebershoff uses the bare facts of Wegener-Elbe's story to summon a rich imagined universe in which the main event is less the sexual transformation itself than the way that transformation affected other people.

But both produce factoids when the real facts are in short supply: most people are dangerously ignorant about how unequal Britain has become, misreading where they stand on the earnings scale, both poorest and richest imagining themselves much nearer the centre than they are.

The genius of Game of Thrones is that in this rich imagining of a world redolent of the medieval, the rules of a middle ages morality play have been so thoroughly discarded.

The music, rich with imagined folk tunes, undulant accompaniment patterns and vibrant choral writing, is delicate, tartly tonal and lucidly orchestrated.

The L.A. Beaux Arts style — an eclectic jumble that allowed Regencys, Georgians, and Spanish Colonials to stand side by side in the same development — suited the new Hollywood rich, who imagined themselves in mansions but didn't trust their own taste.

This company is rich beyond imagining and they could do this every year if they wanted to (and in fact they might have to for a bit).

Renato Falcao's (Ice Age: Continental Draft) cinematography picks up all the rich colors imagined by Melanie Martini's set decoration.

We have kids for much the same reasons that I imagine rich people do.

IT IS hard for people in the rich world to imagine what it is like to live on $2 a day.

Had IP rights still been on the table, for example, it is harder to imagine rich countries allowing talks to fail on behalf of their farmers.And yet fail they did.