Sentence examples for which I imagined from inspiring English sources

I remember feeling grateful that I wasn't wearing a backpack, which I imagined might look suspicious.

I even had lovely daytime reveries in which I imagined buying her a thatched cottage.

I wanted to smell American, which I imagined would involve becoming perfectly odorless.

I was immediately reminded of the Eloi, because in my memory they drank an exotic flower nectar, which I imagined tasting exactly like this — each drop a galaxy.

But most of all, I loved the idea of slipping into Quebec's winter culture, which I imagined as a mashup of New World ruggedness and Old World bonhomie.

I felt the sweetness of his light bones and serious ideas, the vulnerability of his love, which I imagined to be purer and more straightforward than my own.

Which, I imagine, makes for very happy employees.

Slowly, creating crosswords morphed into an obsession, which I imagine is what happens to many constructors.

I don't know if it was used for operations, which I imagine it was.

"I felt somewhat physically ill — which I imagine is not far from what Burroughs wanted," he said.

He wound up living back in Germany at one point, which I imagine was difficult.