Sentence examples for imagine that far from inspiring English sources

"I don't think I'd let myself imagine that far ahead to see all of this".

I'd like to tell you that your middle aged feet would appreciate it if you could lower the heel a bit, but I know you can't imagine that far ahead.

I imagine that there are far fewer American traces left in Baghdad than there were in Saigon after 1975.

If you compare the ¤15m Liverpool want to pay for Suárez with other transfers you can imagine that it's far too low for us.

I would imagine that Cameron is far too upper-class for Neil's taste but he gives a cleverly formulated answer when asked if Cameron is too posh to appeal to ordinary voters.

My father is no doubt on a journey we have yet to fully understand and I can only imagine that its awe far exceeds any game of lawn darts.

Though we might like to imagine that we're far beyond the silly religious bickering of our forebears, our choices in the West have in fact remained much the same since the Reformation, when the modern practice of individual conversion emerged on a massive scale: that is, we can reject, tolerate, or accept other-believers.

But "it is difficult to imagine that the founders' far-sighted vision of World Heritage protection envisaged a future world where we intentionally or accidentally ended up excluding half the surface of the earth the open ocean," Rössler writes.

Next time you are stuck in gridlock, imagine that in a parallel universe far, far away there is an unfortunate stormtrooper who is just as passionate laying on the horn of his starfighter.

Now imagine that you are pretty far north, but not above the arctic circle.

"I imagine that you will be far from here, and quite isolated," she said.