Sentence examples for be to imagine a from inspiring English sources
Yes, the Jets win in the throwbacks, but how dumb do you have to be to imagine a connection?
It is almost as hard to imagine a Kennedy campaign without rough edges as it would be to imagine a scandal-free Clinton presidency.
As nice as it would be to imagine a world in which young women weren't taught to equate hypersexuality with maturity and independence, that remains as unrealised a dream as much of King's speech.
When I tagged along with a group of American businessmen on a tour of what we thought was a new energy-efficient office building in Hangzhou, a coastal city a couple of hours south of Shanghai, we soon realized that it was — hard as such a thing may be to imagine — a sample office building.
Tempting as it may be to imagine a baby James Williamson snarling out of his mother's womb with a cigarette hanging from his infant lips and the riff to Raw Power in his head, he was born to a reasonably normal family in 1949 before growing up into what Iggy has described as "a troubled youth from the Detroit area", spending time in reform school along the way.
Yet to imagine ballet without Robbins's Chopin works is to imagine a painful diminution.
To read the chronicles of Lewis and Clark now is to imagine a world that no longer exists.
"The idea for the piece was to imagine a quartz crystal," he said in a recent telephone interview.
For instance, we are to imagine a circle and a straight line or tangent that meets the circle.
