Sentence examples for already imagine from inspiring English sources

The phrase "already imagine" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a thought or idea that has been conceived prior to the current moment, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I can already imagine how beautiful the sunset will be tonight."
Alternatives: "can already envision" or "have already pictured".

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I can already imagine the blurbs from the Times adorning the DVD boxes for "The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle" ("Imaginative!") and "The Swimsuit Issue" ("Unexpected and sweet!"), someplace near the little laurel wreaths festooning the names of festivals where these films may have played.

He can already imagine it!

He could already imagine the headlines if it leaked.

Jed could already imagine combining theater studies and classics.

In high school and college, Ms. Minter could already imagine a career as an artist.

I could already imagine the scientific explanations... Writer tells about the various explanations he's thought up.

The neophobic response can be powerful, more so than managers already imagine.

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For now, Mr. Parsons is already imagining the house band.

I was already imagining listening to and reporting about the boxed set.

I had already imagined his academic career as one of serious inquiry and achievement.

As we drove on, Billy was already imagining the new coast.

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