Sentence examples for alone imagine that from inspiring English sources

Decades ago, a certain sort of music fan could not see for the life of them why that nice Mr Liberace had never married, let alone imagine that they might know or be related to someone gay.

"People who stay away because of financial reasons, I can only imagine that they feel alone," she said.

I can only imagine that multiplied by 100 million homes in the U.S. alone.

Gee, imagine that.

When you're doing coke for days on end alone, you don't imagine that you'll one day be telling CNN audiences about your addiction, let alone focusing your entire career on the topic.

"My parents had no idea even what the New York Times was, let alone being able to imagine that Anatole might write for it".

But if Ecofin came to exist, in effect, to accommodate Britain alone, it is hard to imagine that anomaly surviving very long.

Based on its menu alone, it's hard to imagine that the Twig and Leaf was an institution worth preserving; yet this speaks to the increasing difficulty of weaving preservation and progress, especially as mid-century architecture is becoming historic.

Natural it certainly was, but it is a misinterpretation of the age to imagine that Julian was alone in preferring Hellenism to Christianity.

Yet even its warmest admirers do not imagine that air power alone can win the battle for Kosovo quickly or decisively enough to prevent further killing there, let alone to impose a peace settlement.

While in trees, the brothers said, they sometimes catch glimpses of people who do not know they are being observed, or overhear snippets of conversation from those who imagine that they are alone.