Sentence examples for imagined less from inspiring English sources

Even as military spending has soared, war has become more distant: less known than imagined, less remembered than forgotten.

Certainly, many of the foreign aid workers and journalists pouring into Darfur by midsummer were finding a much different place than they had imagined: less bleak, far more complex.

It's possible to imagine less malign scenarios.

Executives often defend timeworn practices because they can't imagine less bureaucratic ways of accomplishing goals.

I struggle to imagine less deserving beneficiaries of public charity than Iain Duncan Smith and family.

The hope is that greater distance from the governing party will not mean less influence indeed, it is hard to imagine less influence than Confindustria has had lately.

Given the lovely parklike setting miles from the center of Chicago, one had in one way to imagine less and in another to imagine even more.

One could imagine less money being spent for a playful solution or even a high-tech station that would have appeared transportation oriented, not like a stucco mall.

Love between the colors, Haynes suggests, was the worst that the epoch could imagine: less open to camouflage than gay desire, and closer to home than the Red menace.

"It's probably safe to assume that they could realize some economies of scale with this new facility," Ms. Ellis said in an e-mail message, but added that it was hard to imagine less than $200 to $225 per square foot.

And yet it is not hard to imagine less heartwarming consequences of this new revolution — biological weapons, for instance, or deadly viruses or mutant strains of common chemicals, not to mention the possibility of deadly errors.