Sentence examples for imaginable that when from inspiring English sources

It is imaginable that when we use a mixture of balls, smaller balls can fill the space between bigger balls.

Under the greatest pressure imaginable, that is the definition of delivering.

There is no imaginable investment that will outperform that".

James Agate said that he possessed 'the most meaningless legs imaginable'; and when he put on a pair of military boots to play Macbeth, Alan Dent advised that his knees were unsuited to high tragedy.

The sole impressive characteristic of Iain Duncan Smith – the winch that lifts him out of his otherwise incurable mediocrity – is his ability to lie for every reason imaginable, even when he knows his audience must find him out.

What perhaps gets overlooked in gothic erotica is that when it doesn't make you swoon, it's exercising  the most damning political and religious satire imaginable.

Always assume that when a law grants new powers to the government, that law will be interpreted in the vaguest, most expansive, most pro-government manner imaginable.

It's a soft environment and emits the gentlest imaginable noises when you err and leave the headlights on, or the door ajar, or the seat belt unlatched — delightful, compared with the Defcon 9 sirens that some cars employ.

Why should Christians or any other believers in God be anxious about blasphemers when it is by the greatest blasphemy imaginable that the living God heals, restores, and delivers all flesh from his enemies (and theirs) by his Son?

When the cluster size increases, it is easy imaginable that the structure types will change for keeping the proper values of r and l.

ITV director of television Kevin Lygo said: "Tony Warren was a charming man who gave ITV and the nation the greatest gift imaginable when he created Coronation Street, an idea that continues to entertain millions on a regular basis.