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Meanings of own imagination in English

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Usage of own imagination in English
1
He was here fairly caught in the web of his own imagination.
Characters of Shakespeare's Plays
2
Unnerved and overwrought she yielded to the horror of her own imagination.
The Shadow of the East
3
That child may recognize the strength of his own imagination and faith.
Rant: an oral biography of buster casey
4
She lived much of the time inside herself with her own imagination.
Man-Size
5
The excited throng, blinded by its own imagination, took up the cry.
Audrey
6
The point is, Spurlock was coming along: queerly, by his own imagination.
The Ragged Edge
7
Open the door to your own imagination-what magic world will you find?
The Daily Telegraph
8
It builds and feeds upon a man's own imagination and inner fears.
Voodoo Planet
9
It's everywhere-Then another, more horrible thought rose from her own imagination.
The brazen gambit
10
She believed profoundly in herself and in the suggestions of her own imagination.
The Witch of Prague: A Fantastic Tale
11
The reader must supplement this meagre report by means of his own imagination.
Odd John
12
Being in a dream meant that you were inside your own imagination, right?
Nevermore
13
Our own imagination has the first rights in its own home.
By the Christmas Fire
14
That is the difficulty, Jacques: you are the victim of your own imagination.
Within an Inch of His Life
15
You must recognize the working of your own imagination and allow for it.
Oldport Days
16
We employ our own imagination about it: we invent the fiction for ourselves.
Friends in Council — First Series
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United Kingdom
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