Sentence examples for imagine something as from inspiring English sources
It's hard to imagine something as small as clothing affecting a finely tuned athlete, but in the middle of a slump, with his identity already challenged, even the littlest things can matter.
In this country it is probably quite hard for most people to imagine something as simple as sport having such political and social impact.
He almost certainly is wrong about this, but no matter, it's hard to imagine something as minor as a season-ending injury will be enough for him to change things.
When I was a little kid I dreamed of playing in a real field, but I never imagined something as fantastic as this".
She had initially imagined something as splashy as her Florentine boutique, but Manhattan is a long way from Prato, and she is a careful entrepreneur.
We may indeed need to call on the passion of wonder as a strategy in the pursuit of science, for instance by imagining something as novel (even more novel than it really is).
If not facing or imagining something as unfamiliar, the fear response recedes (usually 0.75 seconds), and the caring response has room to assert itself.
Imagine something twice as good.
"It is hard for me to even imagine something that's as important to our case as these reporters' testimony," she added.
I can imagine something described as the "study of light-sensing proteins in saltwater-pond scum" being used as an example in a representative's diatribe.
It's hard to imagine something such as the 1990 Madchester baggy look – forged on the football terraces and in sweaty nightclubs of Manchester and Liverpool and popularised by Happy Mondays and Stone Roses – staying local for long now.
