Sentence examples for got to imagine from inspiring English sources

"You've got to imagine something better.

You've got to imagine, think if your grandma goes to it.

And I've got to imagine that plenty more instances from other authors will emerge as more readers comb through the novel.

"But you've got to imagine this small number of people sitting at home, with guns on their lap and a hitlist in their mind.

"You've got to imagine in those days, with no supermarket up the road, rabbits would have been such a valuable product," Frances explains.

He has so far had a pass on all this business stuff, and I don't know what's there, but I've got to imagine that it's not pretty in this environment".

Having never committed his ideas to paper means Pelovits gets to imagine his work, its perfection.

He adds that what he finds so gratifying about being an entrepreneur and having a brand is that he gets to "imagine things working in a certain way and then they just do".

Plus you get to step into the shoes of people who live extraordinary lives – for example, with this show, I get to imagine being a boxer or leading an army.

But "The Americans" refuses to do what similar cable shows have done, even some of the good ones: offer a narcotic, adventurous fantasy in which we get to imagine being the smartest person in the room, the only one free to break the rules.

But hey, at least we get to imagine the amusing moment when a "white nationalist" member learns, the hard way, that they themselves have always been a target of their own hatred and fear….