Sentence examples for ways of imagining from inspiring English sources

The World Wide Web brought other ways of imagining the flow of data.

But there are as many ways of imagining play in modern thought as there are of imagining Eros.

For as long as we can conceive of new freedoms, new ethics of care and responsibility, and new ways of imagining worlds that confront the wrongs of our democratic tradition, we should vote.

There are many ways of imagining the future of the city.

This is the opposite of what religions have traditionally done, which is to teach people about how to live, about good (or not so good) ways of imagining the human condition and about what to strive for and to esteem.

If we are going to move forward, we need to acknowledge that and somehow find new ways of imagining the conflicts that divide us.

(She has her own peculiar way of imagining this, naturally).

Like White, Moschovakis uses formal innovation as a way of imagining new modes of interconnection.

It's a radically different way of imagining a self, too – Faye's self.

Was the story Kussi's way of imagining how he himself might have met the circumstances that his uncle faced?

That is a relatively benign way of imagining the future relations between a Brexiting Britain and the EU.