Sentence examples for better imagine of from inspiring English sources

Nicolas Henry builds out a cinematographic-like set to create a better imagine of the world while photographers Ivan Forde and David Uzochukwu employ a surreal, fictional aesthetic.

To understand them better, imagine the example of a simplified flu epidemic, as provided by Gladwell.

Why would I want to go back and torture myself again ?" If you're caught in a low-self-esteem trap, thinking you don't deserve better, imagine this happening to a friend of yours, and think what you would say to your friend: "Get as far away as you can!

The fact that it seemed indigestible to most people made it all the better, imagining the reaction of older relatives who might be peering over our shoulders.

It's better imagined as a series of mystical adventures in the Highlands: days and nights of wild walking and wild swimming, scattered with shards of Zen.

In terms of energy efficiency, the compounding wastes along the energy supply line are better imagined.

The synergistic effect of iron supplementation and alcohol consumption in HIV infection can therefore be better imagined.

Better yet, imagine a ray of sunlight shining through a stained-glass window of ten different colors.

Better yet, imagine the intrastate outrage of the acts chosen.

In Obama's speech, Christina became a sort of better angel: Imagine for a moment: here was a young girl who was just becoming aware of our democracy; just beginning to understand the obligations of citizenship; just starting to glimpse the fact that someday she too might play a part in shaping her nation's future.

"Any time that you're looking across the ocean at someone who is in a similar position to you and is doing better, I imagine there would be seeds of jealousy".