Sentence examples for imagining that there from inspiring English sources

The rest of the division watches Manning's status, imagining that there may finally be an opening.

He needs no prompting to defend this openness: 'It's important to stop imagining that there is a human being who is neutral.

The O.E.C.D. survey stopped short of recommending that solution, though Mr. Padoan cautiously supported the idea of a common bond, saying that "imagining that there is a European dimension to financial markets, including bond markets, is a good idea".

Within his structure, which shifts dancers across or on and off the stage in packs, Mr. Morris creates optical illusions, fooling the eyes into imagining that there are double, even triple the number of performers.

Imagining that there's some weird glamour to something that was killing people that I cared very much about, horribly.

The first stage of peace is imagining that there can be peace.

"Can you imagine that!" There are some things Townsend just won't talk about.

But I would imagine that next week there'll be a tidal wave".

Imagine that there is a food crisis.

Imagine that there are only two ways to produce output.

Now imagine that there are no newspapers left.