Sentence examples for sometimes imagined from inspiring English sources

Yet Montgomerie is a more complex person than sometimes imagined.

Actors are sometimes imagined as shapeshifters, but, with a few exceptions, Nimoy didn't really shift.

"Kate sometimes imagined herself a flat meadow ravaged by wildfire, an unsuspecting meadow," Ms. Phillips writes.

He said he sometimes imagined another life in Venice, far from politics, "in a small, ruined house, covered with brambles.

Borrowing from the Jewish tradition, Benjamin sometimes imagined this redemption as messianic; later in his career, he often cast it in Marxist terms, seeing redemption as revolution.

While Barcelona's commitment to political Catalanism is more shifting and nuanced than is sometimes imagined, the two clubs' histories and identities are different.

She sometimes imagines that John Michael will come back, sent home for breaking the immigration laws.

"Many of us can maybe sometimes imagine sounds, or have some musical ideas," he told me.

Inexperienced writers sometimes imagine that good writing comes from good ideas.

I sometimes imagine the sound the sun would make if we could hear it coming up.

In melancholy moments, I sometimes imagine myself interred right next to him.