Sentence examples for imagine how far from inspiring English sources

Imagine how far ahead he'd be if the Republicans had actually done something.

"I can't even imagine how far he can take off from.

"You can imagine how far that went," Mr. Leahy told The A.P., adding, "we have a long way to go".

In puzzling out security problems, she says, it can be hard to imagine how far a computer network extends and who the intruders might be.

Can you imagine how far the civil rights movement would have gotten, had it been run entirely by complainers for whom nothing was ever good enough?

If only our leaders would set their sights on furthering the human race rather than destroying it, one could only imagine how far we may travel in the future.

I could only imagine how far-fetched that sounded to an 18-year-old Pakistani in an Indian jail.

I felt I had musical talent but was cautious in imagining how far it would lead.

"And there!" This final gesture, to the east, was like an overhand throwing motion, and it pantomimed a hopelessness at even imagining how far the road went on.

But she became a heroine in and of the nineteen-sixties, and by going too far she raised the bar of audacity for imagining how far a woman can go.

Immersive and often overwhelming, A Little Life asks the reader to imagine how painful and how far past recovery a single person's life might be.