Sentence examples for because we imagine from inspiring English sources

Recycling feels good because we imagine it as just this kind of alchemy — which Umicore achieves with impressive environmental controls.

The actual victims are taken at random, a representative sample of the targeted group; we feel afraid precisely because we imagine that it could have been our bodies instead of theirs.

We feel sorry for disabled people, because we imagine it must be miserable to be disabled.

"We opted to not include a game, because we imagine different games will appeal to different people.

In part, because we imagine all politicians are bad except those few we know.

Computers psyche us out because we imagine that these unblinking machines are flawless.

But President Barack Obama was not supposed to be from that school of thought - not because we imagined him or wanted him to be different, but because he declared himself to be.

I was confused about it before because we imagined that it would be forceful but after seeing it today, it puts the Sharia court in a positive light and this issue shouldn't be exaggerated.

This is curious, because we imagined that Pri1 would be most important in mutants defective in Pol α.

Because how we imagine a place determines, among other things, how we value it, and therefore how far we may go to "save" it.

We also, it has to be said, do a lot better with children than adults — perhaps because historically we imagine adults with Down syndrome as children.