Sentence examples for imagine well from inspiring English sources

But when your publisher yanks your book from the market — as Houghton Mifflin Harcourt has yanked Jonah Lehrer's "Imagine" — well, beware doll, you're bound to fall.

Juanes performed alongside the guitarist Carlos Santana, who pumped bluesy tension into Juanes's "Fíjate Bien" ("Just Imagine Well"), a song about land mines.

When they first met, he explained, "I said, in the clumsiest way one can even imagine, 'Well, you are not ugly.' She's beautiful, of course, but she's as beautiful inside.

And if you choose to skip fairly lightly through the full-page interviews with Andy Bell and Gem Archer (not an innovation Q or any of its rivals will be repeating at any time in the near future, I'd imagine), well, there's no law against that, is there?

But you can imagine well the heartbreak of Sydney team-mate Casey Dumont whose first-ever Matildas appearance ended in the searing pain of a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament; or veteran Kate Gill – the Matildas all-time leading goalscorer – who after six months of fighting injury and fitness to earn one final World Cup guernsey failed to make the final team.

Going against the world is not easy, as I'm sure you can imagine well on your own.

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Imagine well-trained intelligence officers networking abroad, or new, secure American infrastructure and a well-funded FDA to keep our food safe.

I had been teaching myself the guitar for just under a year and was (I foolishly imagined) well on the way to becoming a rock star.

Flake assured me that his redesign was imagined well before Pinterest hit the scene, and that he really doesn't see Pinterest as competition at all.

It also responds to concerns that imagination introduces subjectivity by appealing to factors such as guidance by the object of appreciation, the constraining role of disinterestedness, and the notion of "imagining well" (Brady 1998 2003).