Sentence examples for but imagining that from inspiring English sources

But imagining that Medal of Freedom ceremony had started something.

I had never read anything like it before — a powerful writer not only writing about a fantastically singular one but imagining that life fictionally.

Like Daft Punk, Human League in a way, being a bit like, not pretentious, but imagining that you're kind of presenting a spectacle.

But imagining that a machine is behind this system, even if the machine's software is human-built, feels more comfortable than picturing humans making these decisions.

It's easy to say after the fact, but imagining that these books would not find many, many readers is like imagining that water would not find its way downhill.

The Chinese people are, of course, focussed on improving their lives after generations in poverty, but imagining that this means they are uninterested in protecting their rights overlooks the many ways that even the least privileged Chinese citizens have begun to use the courts, the state-petition system, and the Internet to pursue their own interests.

"But imagine that you are taking a course in microbiology.

The spoken languages are the dialects, but imagine that you can't write them down.

I'm afraid I couldn't help but imagine that question in the voice of the late lamented Phil Hartman.

But imagine that portentous voice saying, "we are now ready to start on the path to recovery".

But imagine that only a few companies could make the valves needed.