Sentence examples for which he imagines from inspiring English sources

He is working with counselors to develop a plan for the money, which he imagines will involve computer training.

The demons which haunt his universe are imperial elites, property markets (which he imagines as a causal agency, not an instrument) and racial ideologies.

Still, at the new restaurant, he hopes to have exotic meats like rattlesnake and lion, which he imagines serving in a black-peppercorn sauce.

Momik, the nine-year-old son of Holocaust survivors, lives in the shadow of the unmentionable Nazi "Beast," which he imagines to be lurking in the family cellar.

In trying to define the exact relation between himself and the wind — which he imagines as the "Destroyer and Preserver" of the universe — Shelley made several false starts.

(A chapter in which he imagines a dialogue that Socrates might have had with Hermes during a dream is both amusing and insightful).

But the surest sign of his genius was the paradoxical way in which he imagined a metaphysical freedom.

Mr. Isherwood's anxiety, in which he imagined living without a partner, was reflected in his novel "A Single Man".

Another target on Bradley's wish list was Wal-Mart, which he imagined as an outlet for worm castings and Grower's Pride manure.

Trollope prided himself on the scope and detail with which he imagined the geography, history, and social structure of his fictional county.

This physician created a visualization exercise in which he imagined that the area of the brain devoted to pain processing was shrinking.