Sentence examples for fail to imagine from inspiring English sources
Authoritarian environmentalists fail to imagine a world without advertising, so they dream of putting democracy "on hold".
Too many pundits, anthropologists and evolutionary biologists fail to imagine their way into the rich, elusive mental condition called "believing in God" or "being religious".
Like the lens of technology, misunderstandings can happen when people fail to imagine the experience of the other.
Simple can't theories often embrace some sort of impossibility hypothesis, suggesting that propositions that evoke imaginative resistance are impossible in the context of the stories where they appear, and that this explains why readers fail to imagine them as true in the fiction.
So I think it's easy for pastors to, in fact, fail to imagine it.
As reprehensible as many Syrians and others may find Mr. Assad, they fail to imagine what Syria and the region may be like in his absence.
Saunders, the imaginative artist, has failed to imagine other reasons for the catastrophe in Iraq besides the failure to imagine.
Daniel Dennett thinks those who accept the conceivability of zombies have failed to imagine them thoroughly enough: 'they invariably underestimate the task of conception (or imagination), and end up imagining something that violates their own definition' (1995, p. 322. Marcus 2004 makes a related point).
(One tries, and fails, to imagine the current President alluding to the author of "Moral Consciousness and Communicative Action").
This visitor tried and failed to imagine her own fractious Manhattan co-op neighbors collaborating so admirably.
