Примери коришћења He imagines на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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He imagines things.
It's scarier if he imagines it.
He imagines them.
In the beginning he imagines his birth.
He imagines that he's a samurai.
Oh, Ross, what do you think he imagines?
He imagines he's a police officer.
It's not what he believes; it's what he imagines.
He imagines things about people.
Joffre is correct, butnot in the way he imagines.
He imagines everyone thinks like him.
The Cooler Master has shown how he imagines the new version of the cooler.
He imagines himself top of the food chain.
Man is, on the whole,less good than he imagines himself or wants to be.
Hence he imagines false or seeming motive forces".
In view of the recent attacks I'm sure he imagines that something might happen to you.
He imagines a virus that spreads easily through the air, like the flu.
Your partner is the center of your universe, at least that's what he imagines and wants.
He imagines that Christianity can be used as a conservative power.
As the comatose real-life Johnny begins to die, he imagines going on a Moon mission with River.
He imagines a dog so very, very small, that nobody else can see it.
Punishment Divine" is about Nietzsche's decline into insanity where he imagines himself being judged by a court of saints.
He imagines that in doing so,he is doing something and getting somewhere.
A human always acts and feels andperforms in accordance with what he imagines to be true about himself and his environment.
He imagines that his talents triumph and that he can destroy those who humiliate him.
In the paper, Einstein proposes his theory of special relativity, in which he imagines a universe where both space and time are fluid and flexible.
He imagines various women as his fairy child, including his secretary, a manicurist, his son's girlfriend, and finally Tanis Judique.
During the talk, the author will share the story from his book in which he imagines the world's population as a village of just 100 people!
He imagines redundant details, granting them undeserved significance(attributing to the kitchen faucet leak the overbearing of a proper instant).
I think that the potential ruler of our destinies should be asked first of all not about how he imagines a foreign policy course, but about how he treats Stendhal, Dickens, Dostoevsky.