Sentence examples for exist to imagine from inspiring English sources
I want to create a certain sort of world that doesn't quite exist, to imagine something new.
Social movements exist to re-imagine the world and to challenge power relations, but their ability to do so outside is intimately connected with their ability to do so inside.
M Ward, solo artist and guitarist in She & Him, chooses: Johnny Cash: Live at Folsom Prison (1968) Hard to believe this record even exists; or to imagine an institution that would allow a concert that denounces the institution and the people that run it.
On the eve of one of his many ill-fated encounters with Australian authorities, Ned invokes local fauna with typical panache: "I were a plump witchetty grub beneath the bark not knowing that the kookaburra exists unable to imagine that fierce beak or the punishment in that wild and angry eye".
He seeks to comprehend how humans came to exist in order to imagine the safest, most meaningful, and most sustainable ways for us to coexist with all of earth's biodiversity.
Zaelke said he was surprised by the findings, not just because the chemical has long been banned but also because alternatives exist, making it hard to imagine what the market for CFC-11 today would be.
A 50-mile evacuation plan does not exist and is hard to imagine.
Leverage rules become much less necessary when you can only hedge with items that actually exist; it's hard to imagine the notional value of chicken-based hedges greatly exceeding the number of actual chickens on the planet.
While Chinese capital controls remain porous and plenty of relatively cheap options to send money out of the country exist, it is easy to imagine that the ability to easily purchase cryptocurrency and evade state laws will not soothe regulators.
How, one may ask, is it possible for a personality who great hunks of the citizenry never imagined existed to build up a social network more populous than Dallas?
It reminds their readers of a time and place they like to imagine existed.
