Sentence examples for imagines though from inspiring English sources

Its organisers – county women in scarves and old cashmere, one imagines, though perhaps this is unfair – were not best pleased; it seems they felt Quadrille was an attack.

Imagine, though, that nothing had been left to the imagination in certain other cases.

"I could imagine, though," Eileen said.

It's hard to imagine, though, what worse could mean.

Imagine, though, if under other circumstances the analyst had defected.

We do not imagine, though, that he will abruptly be transformed into an English-accented Michael Bloomberg.

I imagine, though, that we'll have to wait until our 10th reunion to find out.

It is hard to imagine, though, how Mr. Obama can truly distance himself from Mr. Wright.

Imagining, though, illustrates just how difficult it will be to tame GE Capital to a manageable size.

She never imagined, though, that its inexorable hold over Mr. Wood would eventually be disclosed to the moviegoing public.

Imagine, though, if after the dismal debate on Wednesday, the jobs report had been more of the same.