Sentence examples similar to imaginable grounds from inspiring English sources

But the sudden transition from bad cop to Constable Care isn't fooling anyone if careers have been brought to the brink of ruin on the flimsiest grounds imaginable.

Arthur Penn only got to direct his first movie in 1958, having learned his craft on the best training ground imaginable: live television.

He was one of the most grounded musicians imaginable, and from first meeting him in 1981 I never heard him say a bad word about anybody.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine in a retrospective review in Allmusic felt that Jennings had been looking for a musical approach which had roots in country and rock, and Shaver's songs – "sketching an outlaw stance with near defiance and borrowing rock attitude to create the hardest country tunes imaginable" – provided that common ground.

"The audience came from every background imaginable.

Netanyahu could insist on the most intrusive verification mechanisms imaginable — Israeli inspectors on the ground at Fordow or Natanz, say.

Yes, but the reason Microsoft Research has several dozen computer scientists working on them is that they involve some of the most enormous data stores imaginable and constitute an invaluable testing ground.

Then there is the great oil price crash, which facilitates a more fruitful discussion on fossil fuels, by making it much more imaginable to keep it in the ground.

Eddie Hemmings pounces on Mark Waugh's late cut and, seeing brother Steve out of his ground, floats about the most perfect relay throw imaginable over the stumps in order for Tufnell to take the bails.

It's the gentlest movie imaginable, but, in its own way, it covers a lot of ground.

Sangakkara's was the most predictable century imaginable from the moment he drove his first runs down the ground.