Sentence examples for which they imagine from inspiring English sources

This author and Pope perhaps never saw the miseries which they imagine thus easy to be borne.

Then there is the meditation and guidance therapy in which they imagine the cancer or the pain to be an evil bully ready for his comeuppance.

4. Prepare monologues that take the perspectives of Israeli and Palestinian students, in which they imagine the characters' opinions and experiences of specific events included in the timeline.

The glue that cements the boys' friendship is their collaboration on an action-adventure comic book in which they imagine themselves fancifully named superheroes battling monstrous school officials.

Often, they have left behind family or friends; certainly they have left behind possessions, which they imagine now lying vulnerable, in the path of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad's ruthless army.

This, I think, is because they have seen you in one of those dreams in which they imagine a holy place, an ideal place, and they see something very much like you.

What's more likely is that they became lost in a narcissistic fog in which they imagined that the rules no longer applied to them.

What's more likely is that they became lost in a narcissistic fog in which they imagined that they were above the law -- that the rules no longer applied to people as grand as themselves.

Unlike the classic styles of Venetian masks, the group wanted their masks to look like an organic biological extension of the body, in which they imagined the mask as the "product of the growth of a virtual organism on the human face".

Writers were asked to focus on the real contents of a small rectangular frame which they could imagine for themselves, indoors or out, and write detailed notes describing them.

Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation are almost 20% of revenue in New York and 15% in Turin.Eataly provides its customers with gorgeous surroundings less combative than at Harrods in London, less oppressively wholesome than at Whole Foods Markets, an American chain in which they might imagine Gianmaria and Francesca weeding the tomato plants or treading the grapes.