Sentence examples for imagine perhaps from inspiring English sources

It required presence of mind to see — to imagine, perhaps — that a goal was possible.

So now imagine, either imagine you are Venus or Serena, or imagine perhaps more realistically, that you've become Venus or Serena's coach.

"Imagine," perhaps the song most closely associated with Lennon, is there, written in brown ink on New York Hilton memo paper.

"Can you imagine?" Perhaps because of an acute sense of what his family lost to the Soviet regime, Syrnikov has made it his life's work to reclaim the past.

We imagine perhaps that the English – unlike the Germans, the Italians, the French and the Americans – are too restrained and sensible (something to do with queueing?) to be whipped into a proper rightwing movement.

The coming years will see, I imagine, perhaps your first experience of how politics – that cocky and inscrutable performance that plays out through your screens – can breach the disconnect and impinge on concrete aspects of your own life.

I had imagined perhaps five people in the auditorium, all closely related to me, looking slightly bored.

"They were from wherever they were," Trump replies, imagining, perhaps, any number of lands, full of people he hated, just a boat ride away.

Ms. Jackson, imagining perhaps that her subjects had read Susan Brownmiller, asks them if they consider their crimes acts of sex or power.

In Friday's Times, Jenny Anderson reports that the SAT fraud exposed this week in Great Neck, N.Y., is suspected to reach wider than initially imagined, perhaps implicating students at other Long Island high schools.

Some bigger countries are right now considering putting off plans for a successor to the Kyoto protocol until 2020, imagining perhaps that the private sector will bridge a still large emissions gap and an even bigger political divide.