Sentence examples for to fully imagine from inspiring English sources

And that's why the director doesn't bother to fully imagine Brandon's story: the very stunting of the imagination is both the film's subject and its method.

And to fully imagine its consequences in a visceral way.

How is it possible to fully imagine the life of another human being?

Satellite maps somehow don't always help us to fully imagine the size of these disasters.

I struggle to fully imagine the grief of being told that there is no hope for you or your partner and children to ever settle in Australia.

Gary had an understandable reluctance to fully imagine the Shoah as it really was; it is significant that Ambrose, in "The Kites," returns from Buchenwald unharmed.

This doesn't fatally compromise the distinctiveness of each individual work, but it does leave the suspicion that Stevenson's carefully constructed denouements are closer to artifice than to fully imagined lives.

Then ask students to write their own travel stories about a place they've visited, either locally or farther from home, using vivid examples and description to help readers fully imagine that place.

Tartt marries her narrative fancy to a fully imagined, observed and rendered version of the world.

In contrast to one of those big crowd scenes painted by William Powell Frith, the figures here push beyond their symbolic envelopes to become fully imagined men and women.

So what are you wearing?" "Excuse me?" "I like to picture whoever I'm talking to, so that I can more fully imagine their daily lives and challenges".