Sentence examples for If we were to imagine from inspiring English sources

If we were to imagine cruising by a Tea Party protest, and then an OWS protest and looking at the signs, I think there would be some consistent differences.

Even if we were to imagine that the social workers were in some crudely simplistic sense to "blame" for such a death, no one deserves such treatment.

COMMENT FROM ANDY: If we were to imagine an Afghanistan where power is shared between the Taliban and Karzai and Co., would that just turn both countries into a haven for extremism (if not Al Qaeda per se)?

KB: If we were to imagine that a planetary body could potentially exist, then what would it do?

We need to embrace modern art if we are to imagine the Higgs boson.

If we are to imagine truly alternative futures; worlds, social structures, habits and cultures that seem almost unreal, but which also surprise, challenge and disturb.

Consider the work of Descartes, as mentioned above; if we are to imagine a world that is not so radically individualistic and disregarding of history, we need to understand how we got into this mess and be able to critique works like those of Descartes that pointed humanity in this direction.

IF YOU were to imagine perfect conditions for the spread of AIDS, you might imagine somewhere like Angola.

I mean, when you think about European soccer, for example, they have the FA Cup and they have other tournaments throughout the season, so I could imagine if we were to look at some sort of midseason tournament I would imagine doing something in Vegas," Silver said.

I imagine if we were to assemble again in 10 years' time we would still be talking about the challenge of making sure that our housing supply keeps up with demand.

"If we can do this kind of job growth with all the uncertainty out there, imagine if we were to clear up those tax issues and hold back the majority of tax increases that are pending at the end of the year," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics.