Sentence examples for time imagined from inspiring English sources

And, seeing it so often, Aisling had each time imagined his unwanted advances pressed on Hazel Donovan, and had read the innocence in those features as a lie.

Reinhardt, the Julie Taymor and Steven Spielberg of his time, imagined an eye-dazzling spectacle, and in the end he prevailed, as the awe-struck reviews of the premiere show.

In the nineteen-forties — the first decade in which all the major components of mass culture were up and running, even early television — the beloved focus of nostalgia was the innocent aughts of the early century, a time imagined as one of perky girls in long dresses and shy boys in straw hats.

He started working for qualifications in the prison gym and, for the first time, imagined a life without crime.

(In Figure 4, the term "virtual time" means the future time imagined or simulated by Lookahead Scheduling, as opposed to the actual system time).

Swami Dayananda passed away on the eve of the Sukkot festival, a time imagined by the Prophet Zacharaiah as one of a pilgrimage of all nations to Jerusalem.

I have a hard time imagining your getting really angry.

"Now go have a good time imagining your own".

Mary has a hard time imagining life without her husband.

I'm having a hard time imagining your diet being tasty.

He told The Independent: "She just thought at the time, imagine if that was my son.