Sentence examples for imagine undergoing from inspiring English sources

Imagine how each incident affected the doctor and imagine undergoing variations of it throughout a long career.

(For a related distinction, see the discussion of Thomas Nagel's (1974) distinction between sympathetic imagining (imagining oneself undergoing a certain experience) and perceptual imagining (imagining oneself perceiving a certain event or state of affairs) in section 4.5 below).

Consider cases in which we imagine adult humans undergoing fission (for example, along the lines of Parfit's thought experiments, where each half of the brain is implanted into a different body) (Parfit 1984).

It is difficult to imagine the pain undergone by the families involved.

It is easy for one to imagine the mantle is undergoing a similar process; and that is what the scientific community did for half a century.

The "Me" in the title was the chronically insincere Mark Dolan – imagine Louis Theroux after having undergone plastic surgery on his soul.

Imagine those seniors who undergo dramatic financial changes in retirement, and who perhaps will lose an income or a salary when their spouse or partner dies; or if they get divorced, so their income is dramatically reduced.

It would be hard to imagine any nation that has undergone a more radical transformation than Libya has under Qaddafi.

We might imagine our hi-tech devices undergo hi-tech reprocessing, but the reality is far from ideal.

These findings suggest that it may have been difficult for preoperative patients who had never undergone surgery to imagine postoperative pain and its management accurately.

If even a consultant can undergo such a transformation, imagine what could happen at other companies.