Sentence examples for imagine much from inspiring English sources

And he's able to imagine much more than the usual dialogue between past and present.

Then again, I couldn't imagine much of a Christmas for myself, now that everything was decided.

It's easy to imagine much of this as our reality at some point.

"It's a bit like boxing, but just imagine much more adrenaline.

But, given his closeness to Mr Obama, it is hardly far-fetched to imagine much of it becoming official policy.

As you can imagine, much of this is delightful – the bloggy, scrapbooky aspect, the kipple and backchat and disgusting food.

I believe that only Zurbarán himself could have imagined, much less painted, that face.

Mike Bartlett's King Charles III, a "future history play", is a splendid provocation and a really fine play which imagines much more.

It turns out he has not imagined much, and when he has, has probably got it more or less right.

And if freshers get that much, imagine how much a couple of years of experience can fetch you.

You can imagine how much they will do with so much.