Sentence examples for imagines will be from inspiring English sources

NYCFC, one imagines, will be able to rustle up a goalkeeper's shirt.

Tie-dye is hardly the kind of pattern one imagines will be propelling anyone to the summit of a best-dressed list any time soon.

Except, perhaps, for this week, when Joani would probably like to have more control over what her husband imagines will be the "anguish" her parents will feel watching the Super Bowl.

Osborne will find that the lifetime of the gas-producing areas he imagines will be pumping out all that cheap energy will in fact be less than a decade.

With – presumably a straight face – he added: "I had a friend that once said to me: 'The most subversive thing you can do is a start a business.'" Which one imagines will be news for quite a few anarchists.

These are not always profoundly penetrating encounters: there is an implicit bargain -- which Stern readily acknowledges -- that if you are allowed across the threshold it is because your interlocutor has an agenda that he imagines will be furthered.

"Everything you can imagine will be monitored," Haghighi said.

What aspects of reading now do you imagine will be different then?

These new possibilities will then obscure the failings we now imagine will be deal-breakers.

His treatment of Ms. Nowak, I imagine, will be as sympathetic as it is bitingly corrosive.

The future, in ways we can't even begin to imagine, will be Google's.