Sentence examples for substantially imagined from inspiring English sources

Although it's not a substantially imagined view of Simone's life, it at least leaves room for imagination, which the other two films, in their overheated and fabricated excesses, foreclose.

She loves the person she's substantially imagined on the page, making him – though nasty, brutish and short – utterly seductive, witty, multilingual and, two-thirds of the way into her version of his story at least, apparently indestructible.

"The number is stunning... substantially more than anyone imagined," says Phillip Zamore, a molecular biologist at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester, of the 5300 figure.

It turns out that the evolution of storytelling in video games is substantially more complicated than I imagined.

Congress will return to town this week, and the first order of business for the Republican majority will be to start sparring with President Clinton and the Democrats over what to do with the tax revenue that is flooding into the Treasury in quantities substantially greater than either party imagined even a few months ago.

Imagine... Well, stop imagining.

"We're discovering we have substantially more wild trout waters than most people ever imagined and we don't want to lose them through ignorance".

The nature of emotional suffering is such that it can be hard to imagine feeling substantially better just by talking to a therapist.

Going beyond the possibility of finding genetic sources for particular conditions, the Human Genome Project -- more than anything -- substantially revised our understanding of how our genes operate, but not in the way we imagined it would.

He imagined things, like Jules Verne.

A variety of interferometry demonstration missions can be imagined.