Sentence examples for imagine search from inspiring English sources

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11 28am: "Future of Search" – we imagine search in future will be experienced through many modes (cell phones, cars, etc).

Imagine search results where texture signifies trustworthiness, or the impact on social media when people could feel the textures in their photos.

Some people, I imagine, search their innermost desires and find the charm of a CEO, the selflessness of a Mormon.

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Imagine searching for New York City and not seeing anything that looks like traditional search.

Imagine searching for "Buy camera" on Google and seeing sponsored results for Best Buy's website and specific Canon camera models that you can click through to purchase.

Imagine searching for "Pizza" in Hello, and seeing an ad for a local pizza joint next to the listings for an Italian restaurant you Like on Facebook and a pizza place you have saved in your phone.

"Imagine searching on Chrome for a singer you just heard, and having Chrome show you not just their bio, but also their upcoming concert near you and where to purchase tickets.

I can't even imagine searching for an item of clothing to find out later that my fiancé had thrown it out because he didn't see the importance.

The answer, to put it simply, is to re-imagine search.

I imagine my search will continue, a search for something that could be shaped like a door, or an umbrella, or a doughnut.

(Imagine searching through all of Shakespeare for Hamlet's soliloquy on suicide, relying solely on the phrase "to be". You'd find the passage, but only after landing on several hundred unrelated citations).

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