Sentence examples for imagine of anything from inspiring English sources

I cannot imagine of anything else that should constitute a priority over our children's health.

There was lots of predictable sneering from the geek chorus with reference to my, um, vivid imagination, so I was very pleased indeed when the first Czech man I met informed me that I should ignore the carpers, as Prague is such a fantastical city anyway that anything I could imagine of it could be true.

I could not imagine anything of the magnitude of Obamacare or Dodd-Frank [the legislation on financial regulation].

Also directed with keen sympathy by Sam Gold, and also set in small-town Vermont, "The Aliens" takes place in the grubby backyard of a coffeehouse, where it is hard to imagine anything of great consequence occurring.

If you can't think of anything, close your eyes and imagine what your favorite vacation would be like.

We had no idea that other parents could or would ever think we were forcing Amaya to appear as a boy, nor could we imagine doing anything of the kind to our child.

I think, truthfully, it would be hard to imagine the development of anything other than a kind of narco-state that is run by warlords and gangs and drug lords.

Imagine two ounces of anything — water, vodka, the dregs of a coke — and then think of a 20-mile-per-hour gust.

It's perplexing that Chahal, whose business presumably relies on the tallying of page views, could imagine that anything but the smallest fraction of the public has even heard of him, let alone recognize what he has "accomplished in the valley".

You are a victim of your own neural architecture which doesn't permit you to imagine anything outside of three dimensions.

"Imagine if anything did come of it, that it has gone into a league and it causes any sort of friction with my club," Hendrie said.