Sentence examples for though imagined from inspiring English sources

It was as though imagined characters from my book had suddenly come to life.

Kentridge, though, imagines a utopia where time flows in both directions.

We were dreamers, though, imagining all the people, living for today.

Shetland doesn't have the scale and ambition of The Killing or The Bridge (though imagine how good we'd think it was if there were subtitles).

Probably not, though imagining that's the case makes "The Beaver" more interesting to watch.

There's still plenty of scope for comedy, though: imagine "The Sopranos" transplanted to rootless L.A.

Conversely, though, imagine the intensity if the show's dark, dreamlike energy had been condensed into a couple of hours.

He answers questions as though imagining how his words would read in a pull quote in his magazine.

I can't help wondering how great it would have been if they'd done Suffragette City, though – imagine Springsteen delivering the "Wham, bam, thank you mam!" line.

Should Barcelona draw Bayern Munich in an early round one of them would be out before Christmas – though imagine the interest and excitement such a tie would create.

After an opening harp sample lifted from The Nutcracker, of all places, a lush islands feel dominates, as though imagining some kind of Avalon in Hawaii.