It was deeply humiliating for them; in fact I could imagine nothing more humiliating, and as I searched their small shacks, I felt ashamed.
But Rowan seems to be calling attention to the problem of why there is something, rather than nothing, and this is not one which I can take seriously because I cannot imagine nothing.
Asked about his future, he said: "I can imagine nothing.
I can imagine nothing more relevant to our current problems".
That I can imagine nothing more beautiful than to propitiate such a god upon the seeds of my own heart.
As the father of two children and a grandfather of four, I can imagine nothing more heartbreaking than having a child with severe cerebral palsy.
I could imagine nothing worse than not being able to look at her face every day, its beauty grossly distorted but never abandoning her.
Mr. Muehl, who was jailed more than once for his activities, said in 1963, "I can imagine nothing significant where nothing is sacrificed, destroyed, dismembered, burnt, pierced, tormented, harassed, tortured, massacred, stabbed, destroyed or annihilated".
Yes, we have shouted and sung and raised our voices – we wanted our voices to be heard, and I can imagine nothing less intellectually drab and bland than the protest we recently held.
At the time, her words had not soothed me; I could imagine nothing worse than the moment my mother no longer drew air in and out of her lungs, no longer took us in through her weary eyes.
