Sentence examples for i may imagine from inspiring English sources

Relatedly, on such accounts, just as I may imagine that Romeo and Juliet both die (and thus imagine something about them in a belief-like way), I may also 'want' them to go on living (and thus imagine something about them in a desire-like way).

If you're not a smoker – as I'm not – you may imagine this has nothing to do with you.

As you may imagine, I am accustomed to more coopetition than winner-take-all.

So as you may imagine, I had to do a ton of research.

(We may imagine that if I had money I would spend it on heroin which would not benefit me).

Nisman didn't say what he was planning — "Some may know what I am talking about, others may imagine" — but the implication must have been clear.

It was an awkward moment, as you may imagine, especially as I realised, the very minute it was happening, that the whole thing was repulsive to me.

I may have imagined the last part, but there were certainly odd echoes of literary life in Britain.

A certain flattening, and perhaps a wobble from the aftershock (though I may have imagined this), indicated that the substance wasn't hard.

There is no established ritual for leaving your childhood doctor, whatever I may have imagined as my patient marched across her high school stage.

I may have imagined it, but, as Gadsby cheekily acknowledged and then corrected for that lack in "Nanette," I felt our handful brim with a collective joy.