Sentence examples for start imagining that from inspiring English sources

After looking at the image and driving around the real world, it is easy to start imagining that you are really there.

The important leap I made here was to start imagining that a low-calorie food I was eating was a more delightful high-calorie food.

When he mentions that animal waste attracts soldier flies, whose larvae make terrific fish and chicken feed, a dozen people start imagining that growing grubs in buckets of manure might be a good project for them too.

One danger here is that as soon as the revolutionary euphoria wears off, inevitably people will start imagining that the remnants of the old regime have just gone underground and are plotting a comeback, cutting nefarious deals with the NTC to remain in power.

If Google's starts thinking its goal is to organize the world's information, then it can easily start imagining that Facebook, by organizing the world's social information, is a direct competitor and that, as a result, Google has to try to take down Facebook.

She could start imagining that you cheated on her, and that could make her very angry and depressive.

She starts imagining that she and her new friends all live on a "drifting, opulent barge".

I started imagining that I was up here on the podium, receiving an honorary doctorate in affirmations.

The 1950s deserve a closer look, a decade when Americans started imagining that economic prosperity was permanent, almost a birthright.

So with something like "The Pope stinks," I just started imagining that the real Pope stinks; that he actually might smell bad.

I started imagining that every piece of recorded music is out there - I could click on my computer and have it in my hand.