Sentence examples for imagine early from inspiring English sources

YOU can imagine early 20th-century Frenchmen wondering why on earth a tyre company was telling them where to eat.

It isn't too hard to imagine early immigrant audiences seeing, in the close calls and last-minute escapes of the movies, a reflection of their own recent fates.

Forty years later, after experiencing just about everything you can imagine — early success, the implosion of the Japanese economy ("That was a big wham"), the It Bag craze, the loss of his name to another company — he gets a call from Target.

As you might imagine, early users haven't been too impressed either.

KaleHawley also praised it: A brilliantly imagined early novel about Buddy Bolden and the early days of jazz in New Orleans.

The new spirit of optimism could scarcely be imagined early in the year, when many were heralding the onset of a second Great Depression, but the market turnaround is not unfounded.

Sociologist Joop Goudsblom, an emeritus professor at the University of Amsterdam who has published extensively on the evolution of human mastery of fire, says this description of the Fongoli chimps comes close to how he imagines early hominins behaved.

The sheer figures that the Roundabout deals in these days could hardly have been imagined earlier in its troubled life.

It wants to turn back history, to restore Australia to some imagined earlier state as a uniform, homogenous, static society.

On the threshing floor, John has visions, some like the ones he'd imagined earlier in the city, but they are even more fraught and glorious, and even further out of reach.

When it comes to helping someone change, wouldn't you be more likely to do anything to help the person you imagined earlier that you care about?