Sentence examples for I imagine too from inspiring English sources

I imagine too that I will reinterpret the opening scene, in which five dancers, male and female, are shown in full-length crinolines.

I imagine too that Sky, which has paid for exclusive television coverage and provides over-by-over reports on its website, is moaning about rivals that compete simply by watching its broadcasts.

I imagined, too, that this occurred all over the universe — the Sabbath descending on far-off star systems and galaxies, enfolding them all in the peace of God.

I can imagine, too, that if Mrs. Berkman and I could continue our conversations, we would talk about the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art as it stands today.

I can imagine, too, that some viewers may find it too knowing and too smart-arse.

Howard Gordon says, "Outside the military, I can't imagine too many collective communities sharing that kind of professional help".

"I can't imagine too many elite players being traded," Steve Phillips, the Mets' general manager, said.

When told the amount, she said, "I can't imagine too many students would be excited" about spending that amount of money.

I can't imagine too may people would have shown up in the Deep South in the 1760's to rally against the plantation system either, yet the cause was obviously a just one.

I can't imagine too many of these pieces of malware affect Mac or Linux.

I can't imagine too many Xbox Live Arcade games giving a modern cellphone too much trouble.