Sentence examples for imagine first from inspiring English sources

But imagine first a rapid war, then proof that Iraq was indeed a monstrous regime bent on acquiring deadly weapons.

But that's to imagine, first, that we are far more sure of our needs than we actually are.

Now imagine First Lt. Jake Everett Murphy of the Army, just a year from having lost both his legs in Afghanistan, on that very ride.

My area of interest is the stoop sale, which I like to imagine first occurred around 1650 and featured sportive haggling over a gently used beaver-felt hat.

As little kids in New York in the 1980s, my brother and I were scared (I blush to remember) of punks' metallic studs and mohawks; it's hard to imagine first graders being terrified of a hipster in a trucker cap and expensive jeans.

Step (4) seems plausible, since one can imagine first perceiving the stick normally, and then moving it into the water.

Students might create found poems, write short stories, or imagine first-person narratives from the point-of-view of one of the subjects in any of these pieces.

Whether or not the quantifier is ultimately of philosophical interest, it is hard to imagine twentieth century analytical metaphysics without it.

Merciless change is on full display in "The Girl With Glass Feet, Ali Shaww's fantastically imagined first novel.

Journalism had opened doors I could never have imagined, first in Australia reporting politics and current affairs, then overseas.

Morgenstern's extravagantly imagined first novel pits rival magicians against each other in a mesmerizing circus that traverses the world in the late 19th century.