Sentence examples for to imagine time from inspiring English sources

He liked to imagine time on vastly different scales: as humans experience it (normal); as whales experience it (expanded); and as birds and insects experience it (compressed).

But as long as men specifically white men are considered the ultimate arbiters of literary fiction, it is hard to imagine Time anointing a non-white, non-male author as the new voice of the age.

There are other ways to imagine time.

As Aydlett and I watched, Garcia walked her class through an exercise in nonverbal cues, asking the children to imagine times when they felt sad or angry or frustrated, and then to freeze in those expressions and postures.

In today's era of cell phone cameras and instant snap shots, it's hard to imagine a time when photography was difficult, technical and time consuming.

There, it is easy to imagine that time has stood still.

IT is almost impossible to imagine a time when there were no photographs.

It is difficult to imagine a time when he pope wasn't part of the restrained gestures.

It is hard to imagine a time when Hollywood was more tightly packed with talent, or more redolent of fun.

It's hard to imagine a time when that combination was new, but back then, it truly was.

It is easy to take for granted this digital ecosystem and it is hard to imagine a time before it.