Sentence examples for imagine to study from inspiring English sources

In our modern societies, the study of the human being 'is now irrationally parcelled out amongst three classes of thinkers: the Physicians, who study only the body; the Philosophers, who imagine to study the mind; and the Priests, who specially study the heart' (1852, v. 2, 437; E., v. 2, 356).

It's not difficult, as one might imagine, to study a large number of different Drosophila species in the wild.

Do you think I could ever imagine to go study art in Pyongyang?

Do you think I could ever imagine to go study art in Pyongyang, even though I already was drawing as a child?

"Can you imagine trying to study," one former student recalls in the film, "knowing that whatever you did was not acceptable to a dean who was committed to flunking you out?" Another recounts being told by Mr. Buhler: "Why do you Jews want to go into dentistry?

We are currently investigating different imagining techniques to study the dynamics of UNC-40 localization in the neuron.

Let's imagine to conduct a clinical study over 40 subjects: 20 treated with a new drug and 20 treated with placebo.

"Imagine that you wanted to study how bread was made and all you could do was taste bread," Barrett says.

Quite what the mechanics of branding, managing risk or gaining competitive advantage have to do with a life of quiet devotion in a small female community is hard to imagine but study she did, with the help of video conferencing as visitors were not allowed through the gates.

As you might imagine, it's quite hard to study inner speech in a controlled, scientific manner, because it is an inherently private act.

Now, try to imagine setting up an experiment to study infanticide in human beings.