Sentence examples for Imagine an idea from inspiring English sources

It is hard to imagine an idea more likely to empower pro-family, socially conservative communities.

It would be hard to imagine an idea less suited to New Orleans culture than breaking up the neighborhoods.

"My favourite way is to imagine an idea, and then try to manifest it with the gear.

"I had become so caught up in Hollywood nonsense that I couldn't imagine an idea coming out of the blue like that.

It is hard to imagine an idea less congenial to the adaptationist habit of thought that has dominated biology from pre-evolutionary times.

Not too shabby for a trio of twenty-somethings who imagined an idea and have lived the dream of every entrepreneur to build something useful, see rapid market acceptance and exit smoothly.

Until yesterday, that is, when President Bush blithely announced at a photo-op cabinet meeting that he, personally, was going to "find out what went right and what went wrong". We can't imagine a worse idea.

Its authors also concluded that the garment district is a more vital cultural force than many imagine, an incubator of ideas and innovation and a magnet for all those "Project Runway" hopefuls who flock to New York believing, as boosters claim, that the city is the fashion capital of the world.

You would imagine such an idea would have the running shoe companies issuing legal writs in a mad panic, but instead they realised that most people were not actually going to run barefoot.

Imagine pitching an idea (such as a public-private partnership) for which there was little to no precedence, nor existing frames of reference in the organization.

Seriously, on what planet do we imagine an elected leader whose idea of successful politics is to knock off potential voters?