Sentence examples for imagining that it will from inspiring English sources

No one in Berlin, or Frankfurt, or Brussels should kid themselves imagining that it will do anything but intensify in the months to come.

"We're imagining that it will be a single multimedia installation of several components," said Alexandra Monroe, the Guggenheim's senior curator of Asian Art.

But even if you set aside the economic analysis in the piece, the important point it makes is that the danger of extrapolating from current trends exists just as much on the downside as it does on the upside, and that just as in at the height of a bubble people have a hard time imagining that it will end, at the depths of a downturn it's easy to assume that it will last forever.

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Imagining that it will do so represents magical, not evidence-based logical thinking.

Some of the Yes-sayers may really want this highway, imagining that it will expand the local economy.

I purchase a sack of coarse yellow polenta for the job, imagining that it'll make for an interesting textured chip.

So you can imagine that it will not give up its trademark on "Pinterest" across Europe so lightly.

"It's always hard to imagine that it will all come together.

When Luke signs up for the Army, he imagines that it will transform him.

But I can't imagine that it will resemble anything like the football we play today.