Sentence examples for imagine changes from inspiring English sources

It is hard to imagine changes more fundamentally opposed to the original purpose of this flagship Tory welfare reform.

In one, visitors are invited to imagine changes to the site by examining the remains of the Crypta Balbi -- a vast porticoed courtyard attached to a theater built in 13 B.C. by Lucio Cornelio Balbi, a patrician in Augustus's circle -- some medieval walls and a 16th-century convent built for the daughters of Roman prostitutes.

It can be difficult for some to imagine change.

Maybe we're troubled by these students' attempts to imagine change on so microscopic a level.

The capacity to imagine change is essential to mobilizing people to act.

Seeing the former enemies stand side-by-side empowered the guerrillas to imagine change for themselves.

And it's difficult to imagine change unless you keep seeing it around you.

If I can't imagine change, my future is passive, if I can't imagine others as human, I'm dangerous, if I can't imagine myself I become small.

So when you hit that home button, or, I imagine, change pages in Safari, it takes a quick snapshot of it so it can do a nice transition, flip it, zoom it, whatever.

This technology will fundamentally redesign our urban environment in ways we cannot yet imagine, change the way we use raw materials and share finite resources and enable a more efficient future.

We can imagine change, and we can see change," Reeve said.