Sentence examples for imagine precisely from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine precisely analogous phenomena in Romney World.

Unless you're quite familiar with European Renaissance notation, it's probably difficult to imagine precisely what sounds have been encoded here, and it would remain so even if the score weren't graphically altered.

A requirement of having Wally come back was to imagine precisely what Frank would feel about him — a man who used to be married to Frank's wife and who's been presumed dead, who then unexpectedly turns up decades later and makes a big commotion in Frank's life.

Living in an urban area – as most people in the UK do – it's difficult to imagine precisely how much of the country is uninhabited, and just how many houses and flats lie empty, given how crowded public transport can feel at times.

I'm struggling to imagine precisely who, when asked the question, "Would you like to pay more than you are currently paying for this already overpriced thing?" would answer, "Yes".

Isn't imagining precisely what we all did?

"Keane" is a film easier to admire than to love, which I imagine is precisely the point of the director, who worked similar terrain in his first feature, "Clean, Shaven".

Nicholas Kristof, a noble man and an extraordinary journalist, is able to fulfill the first half of Mr. Lippmann's counsel, one imagines, precisely because he observes the second.

The Mulleavy sisters are gifted and indefatigable cultural hunter-gatherers; their exquisite clothing, fearlessly imagined and precisely constructed, attests to their voracious curiosity and constant discernment.

And how could he have imagined modernizing precisely draped and classically beautiful cocktail dresses by slicing them with different shades and putting them over sporty pants with an ankle zip at the back?

But the power that each individual has to imagine is found precisely in this: in the quiet yet sustained effort to keep on singing, to keep on telling stories, without losing heart.