Sentence examples for imagine at all from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, why imagine at all?

In fact, we don't have to imagine at all.

"I can't imagine at all that the Chilcot committee would be happy with this stalemate".

"I can't imagine at all that sushi in the future will be made of the same materials we use today," Ono said.

What's more is that there's an infinity of unknown divine concepts, which we haven't imagined yet or can't imagine at all.

It wasn't what I had imagined at all".

"I don't think it went as she imagined at all," Julie says.

His mature work can't be imagined at all from flat drawings.

Calvin is often imagined, if he is imagined at all, as the implacable snoop who enforced a prudish morality on the citizens of Geneva, a steely spinner of harsh theological doctrines about a depraved humanity and a fierce God predestining people to heaven or hell.

Macon didn't look how I imagined at all.

This is not what I imagined at all.