Sentence examples for could well imagine from inspiring English sources
I could well imagine his therapist's frustration.
A listener could well imagine what pleasures Sunday might bring.
But I could well imagine them – and I did come across something mildly spooky.
If so, I could well imagine that the battle was over even before it had begun.
Otherwise one could well imagine West End theatre owners rubbing their hands at the prospect of another 20-year run.
Mr. Buatta said that he could well imagine the princess expressing anger with the Da Silvano diners.
The sound of the overture, shorn of reverberance and spatial focus (this listener could hear the double basses only as an echo, from the side), amounted to a caricature; one could as well imagine an emaciated old Brahms with his ribs sticking out.
Listening to Hal, i could very well imagine Mitchell saying the same thing but that's as far as it goes.
His latest work, A Second Home, now open at Mattress Factory's 19th century row house at 516 Sampsonia Way in Pittsburgh, is a house that one could very well imagine Terry Gilliam, Tim Burton and Tony Oursler collectively building with its odd intersections of wooden frames, sculpture elements and video screens.
One could just as well imagine a series of viral gene transfers in the framework of the antibiotic warfare scenario that provided the novel enzymes in a step-by step manner.
The idea of BigDog - which we first covered in 2005 is to help soldiers carry equipment over rough terrain, but it's also a really interesting application that could be used in all kinds of other situations as well - imagine one that could move materials around a building site or even little dogs to help you with your shopping.
