Sentence examples for which she imagined from inspiring English sources

A month after her boyfriend's death, Torrini wrote him a letter, in which she imagined that he was a fisherman away at sea.

She often engaged in a pastime she called "God Forbid" she added, in which she imagined what would happen if she lost a family member.

She claimed one overriding emotion for her own art: joy, which she imagined as a state of infantile innocence, a memory of being happy in the world.

She kept a diary once, when she had hit rock bottom, in which she imagined herself being cross-examined by a judge.

The ones in which she imagined chance meetings, or even desperately arranged reunions, had never had a foothold on reality, in any case, and were not revised because he was dead.

Barry used exhibitions as a means to teach the history of movies, which, she imagined, would convince the general public and the cultural elite that the cinema was indeed a modern art.

She has an inner life in which she imagines herself a star.

Tells about a day in which she imagines him with the other woman while going about her routine, during which she drinks herself unconscious.

A sequence in which she imagines various people's reactions to her confessing as thought bubbles above her head — each one going pop! as the imagined dialogue sputters — is especially brilliant.

It is a new departure for Kerr, a deliciously singular extended daydream in which she imagines wild, airborne outings with her late husband, Henry.

Kuki has naively come in search of a "new life," in which she imagines their shared adventure will bring them together.