Sentence examples for sort of imagined from inspiring English sources

I sort of imagined what it would be, [but then] I put it on and was like 'Wow!

As a kid, when I imagined my adult life, I sort of imagined myself as dressing like Melanie Griffith in Working Girl, striding around in a skirt suit.

"I'd sort of imagined having it at the back of my closet for the rest of my life," she explains to him.

"Every generation has sort of imagined that its own Christmas is inauthentic and that the previous generation's Christmas was somehow more authentic," he said.

I think this was the first interview with a writer that I had ever read, and up until that point I sort of imagined that books were written just from the first words to the last word.

• After Sonic decided to bring back the spokesmen, "we sort of imagined that they could pester the company to get their jobs back," said Jeff Goodby, co-chairman and creative director of Goodby, Silverstein & Partners in San Francisco, part of the Omnicom Group, which produced the commercials and the online videos.

You have to just sort of imagine.

I sort of imagine them living in an attic in a library in Canada or something".

I write it and I sort of imagine what must be going on".

I could sort of imagine him planting a bomb, but it was impossible to imagine him shouting someone down.

If you squinted, you could sort of imagine the tear gas.