Sentence examples for imagine foster from inspiring English sources
It's hard, however, to imagine Foster calling a policewoman "sugar tits".
Kirwan's play imagines Foster is gay (hence the separation from his wife) and places him in a bar run by a strong-willed black woman who is the widow of one Irish man, courted by a white bigot who despises the Irish and works hard to keep her business a place open to all.
I can't imagine not fostering.
It's clear that Cooper approached her work with a sense of play (see her "Information Landscapes" here—one of the first demonstrations of moving type to see what I mean); I can't help but imagine she fostered this joy among her staff and, later, her students at the MIT Media Lab.
Everything bad you can possible imagine in a foster home, happened to me", he said.
I had seen my older kids cry when throwing a Sponge Bob tissue box away; I couldn't imagine what losing a foster sibling would do to them.
But even though those children are relocated to a safer environment with a foster family, imagine the trauma such an event entails - and the questions a child may ask: Will I ever be able to go home again?
"You imagine a child in the foster system, going from house to house; imagine all those broken attachments and what that would do.
Shocking to imagine that a young person in foster care is 4.5 times more likely to be medicated as youth not in foster care.
It's hard to imagine a system better contrived to foster dependency, enable paranoia and promote dysfunction.
