Sentence examples for which imagining from inspiring English sources

The hysterical overstatement of risk leads to a cycle in which, imagining other people's judgment, one self-justifies and, hearing others self-justify, one assumes there is something to judge.

Research in other domains, such as injury prevention, have found effects for imagery interventions on self-efficacy and behavioral outcomes, implicating it in the process by which imagining processes and outcomes may effect behavior change [ 60, 61].

What these were when — which were real, which imagined, which dreamt — is harder to establish and doesn't much matter".

What these were when which were real, which imagined, which dreamt is harder to establish and doesn't much matter".

(The 2007 comic Batman #666, which imagined a future dystopian Gotham, pulled the same trick).

First there was Ms. Lau's script, which imagined a house before an actual location was chosen.

"Remove from them that stubborn pride which imagines itself to be above and beyond criticism," he said.

Filming for the movie, which imagines some scenes from the couple's romance, began in early May.

Watch this short film by Richard Dadd and Dan Fryer which imagines a future when technology has brought about the decline of books.

Why we like her: For her fevered User Group Disco, which imagines a museum where we're told monsters still exist.

Mike Bartlett's King Charles III, a "future history play", is a splendid provocation and a really fine play which imagines much more.