Sentence examples for imagine changing from inspiring English sources

At the moment, I am in a happy relationship and I don't ever imagine changing it.

"All the songs relate to each other and there is nothing you can imagine changing".

He couldn't imagine changing a thing in his relaxed and easy life.

"And we can be very self-absorbed, like some of the characters who couldn't imagine changing their own sexual habits.

Mr. Grossarth owns 10 stocks that pay dividends and can't imagine changing his investment strategy because of the tax cut.

Mr. Talbott: I have done some checking and, as I'm sure you can imagine, changing report parameters has a host of challenges.

Ms. Gould imagines changing the presentation several times a year, she said, and sometimes giving a contemporary artist or architect the opportunity to comb through the collection — some 26,000 objects, including paintings, sculptures and ceremonial objects — and create an installation.

In place of the "market-based individualism" of the later Blair years, which imagined changing schools was as easy as swapping supermarkets, Mr Miliband emphasises collective co-production between professionals, local councils and then – interestingly – also communities of service users with particular problems, currently stuck in the same boat.

He wrote on Twitter that he "never could have imagined" changing his opinion.

No reasonable adult expects them to stay within one group forever, but the kids themselves have a very hard time imagining changing allegiances or having mixed allegiances, and one could argue that the primary job of parents and teachers it to help kids to have the confidence and courage to move among differing groups.

The adiabatic theorem considers a family of time dependent Hamiltonians, (H s),, 0 le s le 1) and imagines changing them slowly, i.e. looking at (H(s/T),, 0 le s le T) for T very large.