Sentence examples for imagine much of from inspiring English sources

I don't have to imagine much of this.

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.

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.

The show suggests that we should imagine much of northern England as a single 80-mile long and 15-mile wide city stretching from Liverpool to Hull.

I had imagined much of this work would be the reserve of the registered nursing staff but, as Alison explains, "Over the years, as the nurses' responsibility has gone up, so ours has, too".

Studies proved him right - there was more wind than even he had imagined, much of it at peak times in the middle of the day when power sells at a premium.

As long as it remains cheaper to make things in Asia it is hard to imagine much more of this work returning to America.

It is also possible to imagine much larger models of pathway systems where the spatial layout of components in 3D space is based on a components cellular location.

These students have enrolled in classes that will allow them to go above and beyond what is imagined, much less expected, of young adults.