Sentence examples for imagined because from inspiring English sources

These reasons are to be imagined because imagination has to fill in the gaps that reason leaves in this attempt to disclose the reasons for which the cosmos was created the way it is.

We don't know what is real and what is imagined, because Alison doesn't know.

On the negative side, oil prices are far higher than anyone imagined because of the turmoil in the Middle East.

Not as much as I would have imagined, because we already have a lot to worry about here.

"It turns out that it is much more critical than they had imagined because the other international news sources are being dismantled".

Westwood doesn't have much time, she tells me, that notorious voice quieter than I had imagined, because she has got to visit Julian.

What Rankine describes is not impossible to imagine, because, as Roddick inferred, this shit's been happening.

Yes, imagine — because it'll never happen.

None of this should be very hard to imagine — because it's happening.

Well, we don't need to imagine, because we all remember the Millennium Dome Exhibition.

I can imagine because I feel a similarly relaxed freedom talking to Sarah.