Sentence examples for imagining more from inspiring English sources

Not seeing the snowstorm coming costs more socially — or politically — than imagining more snow than nature intends to let fall.

"You start imagining more than you can actually pull off, and you cross that line from possibility into impossibility".

A few more issues followed, in which he started imagining more about the birds' personalities and establishing who was responsible for the crumbs that fed them: an old, bent-over woman, living in a shack with her idiot grandson.

Brickell was having the time of her life, imagining more songs she could write for her characters.

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If before we labeled Thomas art history's interior decorator, now we're imagining more of a plastic surgeon, splicing open art historical moments and glamming them up from the inside.

Surely he that imagines this may imagine more.

But usually SF imagines more alarming possibilities.

I know just enough to imagine more.

Imagine more than 300 pages of this.

Can you imagine more humiliation than this?