Sentence examples for imagine it needs from inspiring English sources
If guitar music is to ever make a full-scale assault on the music scene again you'd imagine it needs something a bit more incendiary to spark it off.
All you have to do is do everything precisely the way Graham imagines it needs to be done, and you'll be fine.
No longer do you have to imagine it; you just need to touch it and partake it.
You needn't imagine it, though: One unspooled essay runs like a news ticker along the base of every page.
In fact, there is no need to imagine it: this more or less describes Japan or at least the first bit does.
But Kay Lakin doesn't need to imagine it, because the £150,000 aquatic nightmare that forced her out of her own home for five months was a reality.
The groan one can imagine coming from Malcolm's subjects (and in some famous cases — Jeffrey Masson, Joe McGinniss — there's no need to imagine it) is the pain of realizing that the self one thinks one is is not the person other people see.
If we approach the problem as creating a more human (and thus more empathetic) AI, we need to imagine it interacting on a human, social level.
You may have this information, or you might need to imagine it based on what you know.
There are likely thousands of other ways in which hover technology could be beneficial and transform the cities in which we live; architects just need to imagine it.
