Sentence examples for truly imagined from inspiring English sources

"A truly imagined and felt novel of the Egyptian revolution?

When, last month, Ricky Butcher vanished from Albert Square in EastEnders no one truly imagined he'd traversed afar.

It lacks the fierce, hallucinatory power of truly imagined places conjured by magical realists like Gabriel García Márquez and Italo Calvino.

If competing for the top seven or eight places was part of the plan, no one truly imagined this, even if Málaga have superb support with over 20,000 season ticket holders in a region where unemployment is nudging 40%.

I prayed with ferver that the nightmare consuming the Jewish People was truly imagined.

Personally, I truly imagined I was being guided through the belly of the earth.

"Yours very truly") Imagine an oil company calling anybody "Dear" or even "Dearie".

Could anyone truly imagine the late -- and immensely skilled -- Paul Tsongas fidgeting through the oath of office?

Does he truly imagine that misconduct by pupils attracts no sanction?

Instead, it can help them truly imagine the possibility of change, and recognize that it is in their best interests.

When Westfeldt talks about her friends' experiences of parenthood, she does so with almost excessive deference: she could never truly imagine what it's like, parental love is stronger than anything she has experienced, it's the hardest (and most rewarding) job on the planet, etc., etc.