Sentence examples for imagine therefore from inspiring English sources

One would imagine, therefore, that there was a high possibility of confusion among team members.

It is difficult to imagine, therefore, that any future government would try to repeal the Magna Carta.

You would imagine, therefore, that the UK would be doing all it could to protect women from sexual violence, whether during conflict or while fleeing it.

She added: "I imagine, therefore, that any negotiations with the Taliban that start with demands for the imposition of sharia law will be given short shrift".

You can imagine therefore how thrilled I was when Katherine Kelly – the former Becky Granger in Corrie, who spent six years wailing mournfully then angrily then mournfully again on the cobbles – turns up here as the stony-faced DI Shackleton.

It's difficult to imagine, therefore, that when Kurt Campbell – another assistant secretary at the state department – stepped into another press briefing on Tuesday he was totally unaware of the "Arabian Gulf" rumpus.

The second level and deeper meaning of hope depends upon the deep power of the human soul to imagine and therefore to create, renew and innovate.

When their eyes go up and to the right, the theory goes, they are accessing the creative centers of the brain and visualizing an imagined event — therefore concocting a lie.

Of course now, he would say (were he pressed on it, which this far he has not been) that when they finally got into office, the books were far worse than they imagined and therefore terribly sorry, old girls, but no more midwives, no can do.

Moving while imagining might therefore contribute to stabilize a given tempo for this part of the whole movement.

Still, recent studies suggest that these regions, at least for mammalian genomes, are more complex than previously imagined and therefore ChIP-on chip may miss some regulatory regions.