Sentence examples for seriously imagined from inspiring English sources
They'll also love how seriously imagined their lives are.
If the business sometimes resembled a black market, it was a small one: nobody seriously imagined getting rich digging up prehistoric bones.
For Shelmon, now the offensive coordinator for the San Diego Chargers, Shell's hiring opened up possibilities he had dreamed of but never seriously imagined while growing up in Bossier City, La., in the 1950s.
Few of the above seriously imagined that they were evoking Britannia Ruling The Waves via their choice of imagery, let alone that they were giving succour to the BNP – more likely, it was an evocation of Swinging London, a retro gesture aimed at eliciting legislated memories of 1966, rather than 1815 or 1914 (as if the latter could ever really be separated from the flag).
"Death is rarely seriously imagined or even discussed--unless some young man in Silicon Valley is working on permanently eradicating it," she remarks.
No one seriously imagines events would ever go that far.
No one seriously imagines there are no hierarchies of knowledge.
Do you seriously imagine that people who build imaginary castles are that literal-minded?
Overall, only about one in nine young people in their study could seriously imagine running for public office.
To rush to war without seriously imagining all its consequences, including its aftermath, is not realism but a terrible hubris.
