Sentence examples for bold imagine from inspiring English sources

If you already know someone who's bold, imagine how they'd act.

Dr Bold imagines that the switch from two- to three-dimensional liquid-crystal displays could be even more significant than the wholesale conversion from black-and-white to colour that took the computer industry by storm a decade ago.

that in the great length of time, since the earth began to exist…would it be too bold to imagine, that all warm-blooded animals have arisen from one living filament…possessing the faculty of continuing to improve by its own inherent activity, and of delivering down those improvements by generation to its posterity.

When Mr. Maharidge makes a bold assumption — "I imagine Bill de Blasio had the same father I had" — it does not seem unreasonable.

Where the proceduralists believe that the truth is in there, buried in some forgotten file folder, the fantasists believe, "X Files" style, that the truth is out there — available to those bold enough to imagine on the right scale of American extravagance.

We imagine bold new worlds for our players to inhabit, explore and adventure within.

The encouraging answer to all three questions is that he has far more freedom to be bold than many Europeans imagine.Mr Bush can hardly worry much about alienating the Jews since the overwhelming majority of them vote Democratic.

The limitation, of course, is that most customers are so habituated to what they have today that they can't imagine the bold moves needed to define tomorrow.

Héloïse has found that the comics allow her to imagine being bolder to those who ask nosy questions about her parenting.

In the decade after the Civil War in which David Anthony Durham's bold and richly imagined first novel is set, being black means that Gabriel is often a walking target.

The upshot is that bold moves are difficult to imagine in the next few years.