Sentence examples for to be imagining from inspiring English sources

It seemed to be imagining its own possible audience.

McCain seems to be imagining an intervention like the one in Bosnia, or perhaps like the one in Libya — short, remote, and, at least for the Americans, bloodless.

But to judge by the movement of her swoop bang during "Used to Be" and elsewhere, she appeared to be imagining other songs — or genres — altogether.

A third man seems to be imagining what it must be like to be Ali as a fourth man rubs his chin, pondering some newly revealed insight.

They seem to be imagining a Peeping Tom scenario, in which the perpetrator is a cisgender man who, when confronted, claims to be transgender.

In describing a trip that he and his wife, Anne Wojcicki Susan Wojcickii's sister), made to Africa, Brin seemed to be imagining a future in which knowledge transcended the limitations of the marketplace.

And those occupations are yet to be imagined.

Everything would have to be imagined by the reader.

He concluded, "Quite possibly the most important roles of glia have yet to be imagined".

Beautiful sound like this has to be imagined before it can be made.

Most of the action, for practical reasons, had to be imagined offstage.