Sentence examples for exercise imagine from inspiring English sources

You strike me as someone with a limited capacity for empathy, so let's have a little exercise: Imagine the reverse were true.

Try this mental exercise: Imagine if, a few years ago, an influential investor like Warren Buffett, bullish on real estate, had asked Goldman to develop a synthetic C.D.O. made up of undervalued mortgages.

Presumably those who complain it's a tickbox exercise imagine that some HR person can simply jot down a few ideas and get the head of department to sign it off without any intention of seeing the action plan through.

As a thought exercise, imagine what a future Secretary of Health and Human Services Coburn - a scientist and doctor -- might have to say about a possible new drug therapy that uses stem cells or about a new HPV vaccine?

So to those Christians who championed and voted for this Amendment, or others like it, I'd like to propose the following exercise: Imagine if instead of gays and lesbians, it were your rights that were put to a vote in the ballot box.

For the fourth exercise, imagine yourself in an exotic location.

At the beginning of the game, the players are encouraged to imagine their ideal body: 'While you're exercising, imagine your ideal body!' (Instruction Wii Fit gameplay).

In order to help you feel both cooler (as in physically colder, but also street-wise) and to distract you from the blushing itself, try several thought exercises: Imagine jumping in an ice-cold lake.

It is usually a tiresome exercise to imagine what some departed luminary would make of present-day follies: "What would Mencken have thought about George W. Bush?," and so on.

But European films have not shaped the way that Europeans live, though it is an interesting exercise to imagine our lives recast as a Swedish film, an indoor desert of glacial silences, or as a Japanese film, a fraught space of stares and psychotic violence.

It's not like Microsoft is going to be disappearing any time soon, especially with the success of the Windows 7 beta, but its death grip on the PC industry is being eroded on multiple fronts and it's a good exercise to imagine what it might be like if MS were to take the French leave.