Sentence examples for if one imagined from inspiring English sources

This is also a large part of what a jazz soloist does, and if one imagined notes put to Pozo's solo flights on the conga, one would be imagining something very like a jazz horn solo.

But if one imagined a single location for these fundamental aspects of human nature, this would be the place.

Jensen and Karch found that if one imagined entangled pairs in a universe with four dimensions, they behaved in the same way as wormholes in a universe with an extra fifth dimension.

Benbrook (13/11) expressed the latter clearly, saying that if one imagined a hypothetical situation where a "well balanced team of scientists, policy leaders and agriculture and nutrition practitioners came together, heavily weighted toward people with on-the-ground experience in the countries with Vitamin A problems.

If one imagined the Times asking its readers to read twelve pages of French every week, one would still not comprehend the scale of this new idea, since the Times (a) wouldn't do it and (b) is not published in a country where a belligerent defensiveness about the national language is a defining characteristic.

Well, not if one imagines asking the threatened conversos how they felt about it.

If one imagines the life of a writer as a fey dreamer, read this and think again.

Is it like comparing 2+2=4 on dirty paper with 2+2=4 on clean paper?' One student suggested a comparison with a 'bell dying away so that one doesn't know if one imagines or hears it'.

The idea that this comic stand-off approximates to that most horrifying of cold war confrontations only stands up if one imagines that Picasso found the situation somehow touched by farce.

They usually take a complicated form, but if one imagines contours drawn at very close intervals of height and a small portion of the map to be greatly enlarged, the contours of this local region will become very nearly straight, like the two drawn in Figure 6 for heights h and h + δh.

There is no avoiding the fact that Nabokov was prejudiced against homosexuality, and it was fortunate for his academic reputation that queer theory did not emerge until well after his death (fortunate perhaps for queer theory too, if one imagines his likely reaction to it).