Sentence examples for used to imagining from inspiring English sources

We're used to imagining ourselves into the shoes of people who aren't us.

"These were Mexico's poorest people, who were used to imagining the President as someone unimaginably great.

This was before television, so people were used to imagining these sorts of things.

And they are used to imagining some fairly unlikely things, such as Harry and Draco getting together, or Ron and Harry – they called that "Rorry".

"With War Horse, and now this, I've spent quite a lot of time immersed in the Great War recently, but you never quite get used to imagining how it must have been for men my age 100 years or so ago, thrown into this horror.

I used to imagine us playing in Fritz Lang's Metropolis.

Aids will be with us for far longer than anybody used to imagine.

I used to imagine how records might sound before I'd finally hear them.

After dropping a letter in the box, he used to imagine its winding journey.

When I was a kid I used to imagine it was like being on another planet.

"I used to imagine what it would be like to kill someone," he admits in a key passage.