Sentence examples for imagined outside from inspiring English sources

While technology — especially cellphones — has made it easier for a child to get help, families today also confront a culture filled with frightening possibilities, both real and imagined, outside the door (think sex-offender registries and "The Lovely Bones").

But it was years later — when I first met Bill Clinton through my Princeton classmate and friend Queen Noor of Jordan — that those sentences came to life and recorded my experience of mortal, if presidential, charisma I could never have imagined outside the bounds of fiction.

No one's saying we should send a DVD of "Magic Mike XXL" to every straight man in the world, and berate him if he can't gyrate like Channing Tatum or give his female partner an orgasm in 30 seconds, but rather to expand our own internalized ideas about female desire; to understand that we deserve to explore those desires and see them imagined outside of our heads.

"Imagine outside, the conditions that exist today in New York City are a balmy sunny afternoon in Hawaii.

American and European officials said they could not imagine outside aid continuing if there is a Hamas-led government that has not renounced violence or Hamas's commitment to destroying Israel.

Among the most unusual shops is Especialidades Blas Martín (Toledo 44; 34-91-365-2862), which sells canned seafood in a variety and scale hard to imagine outside Spain.

His aim is to make us see the absurdity, to jolt us out of dumb acceptance – "to make us think and imagine outside the box", as Adamowicz puts it.

It was a classic case of he said/she said, but of a particular stripe hard to imagine outside Arizona, where guns are so fervently embraced that I imagine they rank above waffle irons as popular wedding gifts and make the occasional appearance at christenings, too.

Facebook scale requires them to rethink the old rules and let engineers imagine outside industry standards.

Frankly, most don't even think about it because it's just a given, but during a recent tour of Facebook's hardware lab, director of engineering Matt Corddry, says Facebook scale requires them to rethink the old rules and let engineers imagine outside industry standards.

As you can imagine, outside the garden-variety surrealism of Newfoundland and Labrador politics, this made for a pretty boring campaign.