Sentence examples for imagine to put from inspiring English sources

It is human nature to imagine, to put yourself in another's shoes.

Partly, I imagine, to put his patients at ease, and also because he enjoys the opportunity to make them laugh, cry, gasp in horror or frown in concern.

In Aleksandr Cherednik's performance as the young, unnamed murderer -- Mr. Sokurov never calls him Raskolnikov -- "Whispering Pages" comes as close as I can imagine to putting a spiritual state on screen.

"We have had unexpected signs that the east Asian countries are readier than we might have imagined to put pressure on the economies of the US and Europe.

As a life-long fan of soccer, I always marvel at its trick of resolutely ignoring the effect that the conditions in which the game takes place is likely to have on the way it is played and watched, of imagining – to put this distinction more crudely – that the sport has some kind of moral element while all the evidence suggests that it is driven entirely by money.

Imagine trying to put together a puzzle with that many pieces.

LUC SANTE Author of "Low Life: Lures and Snares of Old New York" I can imagine how to put painters to work on beautification.

Can you imagine trying to put a tent up today without being told by someone you're perhaps married to that you've got it upside down?

And certainly it would be tough, for someone looking around what he referred to as his objectorium — a k a the living room of the NoHo loft where he lives with his wife, Gina Nanni, and their son, Oscar — to imagine what to put in his hand were he statu-fied.

Imagine trying to put dinner on the table on this budget.

It's bad enough when some dipshit is cycling through all his tinny five-second Fat Joe tunes on the train, but can you imagine having to put up with that every time you passed a tree?