Sentence examples for imagined limits from inspiring English sources

As Harvie confronts his family's past and traces his own shift into adulthood, Why We Run becomes a paean to the transformative effect of pushing your body way beyond your imagined limits.

That said, I struggle to imagine limiting the contents of four lunchboxes a day to only foods that came from my kitchen.

Imagine limiting your food and drink consumption to reduce how often you need to go.

Moreover, it is conceivable to imagine limited or no action in the public health field as constituting 'efficiency' in the sense of negligible resource input yielding negligible returns but the cost-benefit ratio appearing reasonable in solely economic terms.

Whether they're asking us to enter the void, or challenging the limitations of projection mapping, the group has proved that light can be bent, refracted, and imagined without limits.

In 2012 labels such as Hyperdub have provided a platform for artists such as Ossie, Cooly G (who was Mobo-nominated) and Scratcha DVA who re-imagine the limits of garage mixing neo-soul with complex productions.

"One can imagine firm limits on their size.

"Without him there, it's hard to imagine what limits might be on this court to become a wholly political actor and not impose its ideology and viewpoints on an entire nation without any check or balance," Nelson said.

While certain manipulations may make tacit knowledge more difficult to use and a higher reliance on more implicit motor processing more likely [4], [7], [10], the precision of what can be revealed about the characteristics of imagined movements remains limited.

After all, given animation technology's ability to depict almost anything that can be imagined, why should it limit itself to mere realism?

The aesthetic object is an object of sensory experience and enjoyed as such: it is heard, seen, or (in the limiting case) imagined in sensory form.