Incapable of simply letting the Postal Service go free — imagine what that would do to the deficit!
Free! Imagine the chutzpah, the pie-in-the-sky optimism of such a plan!
Our linguistic analysis revealed that these same entrepreneurs were also significantly more likely than non-disrupters to use the following words in their profiles: break, dare, first, free, imagine, innovate, play, risk, shift, start, threaten, and turn.
If, over three years, Sal Khan can create nearly the entire math curriculum and start covering French history and biology by himself while making it available to anyone for free, imagine the possibilities of the next decade.
And this therapy is absolutely FREE! Imagine sitting down to dinner without the pressure of answering calls from the boss, and being able to exercise this freedom again at lunch the next day.
If plain local Democrats feel this freed, imagine the candidates' relief.
"He's one person who takes the medical profession very seriously and spends almost all his free time imagining how he can put those skills to better use".
And he has spent his 40-year career, Mr. Roth said, as "a free American," imagining as much as he has been able to in the native tongue by which he is "gratefully enslaved".
But the label, "summer vertigo", that American sociologist Kieran Healy gives to the feeling academics get when contemplating those long free months, imagining the projects they could finish, isn't what it used to be.
He thinks that we are all free to imagine what the world is like, and since we probably all imagine it differently, there is no reason to believe in the fixed reality of things.
