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The phrase "sometimes I imagined" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a thought or daydream that occurs occasionally, often in a reflective or nostalgic context. Example: "Sometimes I imagined what my life would be like if I had taken a different path in my career."
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Sometimes I imagined we were being followed and wondered why L didn't abandon me.
"Sometimes I imagined buildings filled with light, all of glass," she said.
Sometimes I imagined I would drink so much sea water that I would die, or that my heart would stop from fear.
Sometimes I imagined her receiving a visit from dishonor, whom she knew so well, and hearing its confidence: it must have murmured in her ear, 'My hour is coming soon, my good Julie.
Sometimes I imagined Eliza and me as two intersecting rings.
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But sometimes I imagine myself standing at that pay phone, in my tar-hardened clothes.
Since the late Forties I have been brooding about it and sometimes I imagine I can see something.
"Sometimes I imagine that I hear a howl coming from there," Olbermann told me during a visit one afternoon.
"Because sometimes I imagine him getting shot and me jumping in front of the bullets to save him".
But sometimes I imagine a fantasy version of the Stones in which Keith Richards is not a member.
"Sometimes I imagine I'm going along and the Taliban stop me.
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