Thus the soul herself is imagedin the marble "most sweetly slumbering in the gates of dreams.
A different but scarcely less important phase of mediaeval thought isimaged in the frescoes of the Cappella degli Spagnuoli in S.
One would have sworn that he was saying "Ave;" for there was she imaged who turned the key to open the exalted love.
In like manner, by the smoke of the incense that was imaged there, mine eyes and nose were made in YES and NO discordant.
Here the deities of the old heathen world appear as imaged in that delicious sentiment of the earlier Renaissance.
But thus the meaning would not come out so plainly; the Cyclops is just the negation of the whole civilized world of Greece, which fact must be expressly imaged in the very words used in the poem.
Nor silent Baal, our imaged deity, Although his marble face looks frowningly, As the dusk shadows of the evening cast His trow in coming dimness and at times.
The names of Homer, Plato, and Shakspeare remind us how marvellously the world is imaged and reproduced in the minds of some great men, and of the share which we smaller men can take in their work by an admiring sympathy.
This would be the movement which was imaged to our minds as a simple line.
They held each other's hands while she spoke, and both looked at their imaged selves.
Perhaps it might not be so beautiful as we had imaged it in our thoughts, but it was beautiful enough not to disappoint us,—a narrow deep valley, a perfect solitude, without house or hut.
Sweet views, which in our world above Can never well be seen, Were imaged by the water's love Of that fair forest green.
Sweet views which in our world above Can never well be seen, 70 Were imaged by the water's love Of that fair forest green.
Here we get a “covering,” since the shining is naturally imagedas coming from one side, from above, only.
We hear only of an “impediment” in general, perhaps because the influx which beats against it is imaged as taking place from every side at once.
Pierce where thou wilt the springing thought in me, And there thy pictured countenance lies enfurled, As in the cut fern lies the imaged tree.
Before the fire she placed the imaged wax, "There[152] waste away!
Luxima had heard him in silence, which was only interrupted by broken exclamations of impatience and apprehension; for her attitude imaged the very act of flight.
She looked, as she stood at a little distance, half hid in the mists of shade, like some impalpable form, which imaged on the air the spirit of suffering innocence, in the first moment of its ascent to heaven.
Some moments of unbroken silence passed away, devoted to emotions too exquisite and too profound to be imaged by words.
It didn't help him moreover that he visibly, even pathetically, imaged to her by such touches his quest for comfort against discipline.
He strolled about the Square with the herd of refugees; he raked the approaches and the cafés on the chance the brute, as he now regularly imaged him, might be still there.
He had always felt, however, that the more he asked of her the more he found her prepared, as he imaged it, to hand out.
There are some who understand that the simple unmysterious things living as in a clear noon-light are of the nature of the sun, and that vague many-imaged things have in them the strength of the moon.
And tell, swift bounding, The vault resounding, The temple burned To dust is turned; The imaged glory But lives in story.
For these neurograms to flash their imaged (conscious) equivalents into the dream-thought, it was enough that there should be a slight spill-over of excitation from the original neurogram.
He didn't, no doubt, want to hurt them, but he imaged them no more than if his eyes acted only for the level of his own high head.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "imaged" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
