Sentence examples similar to imagine the needs from inspiring English sources

Salonen's recording, virtuosic and intense, is the only one available; it's hard to imagine the need for another.

I can't imagine the need to take another's life in order to feel satisfied with your own.

But it's hard to imagine the need for a publication like BEAR, which still soldiers on, published semi-annually by editor-in-chief Steven Wolfe.

Our goal is to place at the center of this primary the most important moral issue of our time -- achieving the equality that a democracy demands -- so we can finally build the society that we were promised: one where citizens are equal, and where none could imagine the need to assert the most basic truth of any society -- that their lives mattered any less than any one else.

As he told Mr. Brown this week, he could not have imagined the need in New York City.

If a powerful country can make use of the organization to promote its national interest, one can imagine the desperate needs of small states.

One can only imagine the resources needed to produce similar decision aids for all potential conditions.

One can imagine the strong need for regulating the actin cytoskeleton during dynamic processes such as adipogenesis.

Participants will be provided with instructions to guide them to mentally imagine the steps needed to reach their goals, and the goal outcome.

You can imagine the wardrobe planning needed to steer her toward Cannes.

The limitation, of course, is that most customers are so habituated to what they have today that they can't imagine the bold moves needed to define tomorrow.