Sentence examples for with imagining from inspiring English sources

It all starts with imagining a different reality.

I can't, so I'll comfort myself with imagining the SF-ification of some other children's picture book classics.

This is not to be confused with imagining your spouse's forehead as a place to hold keys, or to hang up your windbreaker.

"In different ways," Mr. Pierson said, "all the composers in the show were dealing in their music with political issues, with utopianism, with imagining.

Leon Neyfakh's book about his friendship with the rapper Juiceboxxx deals with imagining a life in which you'd successfully rebooted your personality along the way.

It's as if there's a research-and-development division of Japanese cuisine tasked with imagining new combinations: "What if we did it this way?

We are in an imagined Gene Kelly musical, with imagined Michael Kidd choreography.

We are not dealing here with imagined reconstructions, but with the past's palpable presence.

We processed the world by telling stories, produced human knowledge through our engagement with imagined selves.

As we have always done, we slake our miseries with imagined worlds.

His mind had long been filled with imagined conversations in which he triumphed with "marvellous ripostes" and aphorisms.