Sentence examples for imagine very from inspiring English sources
"That was very moving, as you can imagine, very emotional.
Its interior design is, as you might imagine, very minimalist".
"It's gone like I would imagine, very professional," Meyer said of Mullen's dual role.
"And I imagine very few doctors reply, 'Wait, let's go through the choices systematically.' Why?
2.17pmBST Controversy from Naylor "Does Kentucky sanction gay marriages?" I couldn't say, Gary, but I imagine very much no.
On the page and on camera, she seems to know very well, or at least to imagine very vividly, what parenthood feels like.
In "The Giver" and her new book, "Gathering Blue," Lowry imagines very different dystopias.
I'm sure they're all imagining very hard right now.
"People were imagining very complex hypotheses to explain the absence of placodes in reptiles," says University of Geneva geneticist Michel Milinkovitch in Switzerland.
It's just unfortunate that what he imagines is very, very boring.
"Fake leather" makes you imagine something very much like real leather.
