It's kind of hard for me to, it's hard for me to imagine even with my imagination". It is not hard to imagine the changes that have come in the wake of Earnhardt's death.
Imagine the changes they might bring about, perhaps changes they would have resisted if they'd been imposed from above.
In my novel, The Power, I imagine the changes that come to pass when all of a sudden almost all the women in the world develop the power to electrify – and electrocute – people at will.
Imagine the changes to the landscape in the next five years.
Even though we may not be able to foresee all possible future information technologies, it is important to try to imagine the changes we are likely to see in emerging technologies.
This project runs along similar lines, but here they are trying to encourage the community and public to imagine the changes they would like to see in the town following the opening of new mass transit links.
Now imagine the changes over the last 100 years, as the Fire Department marks a century of service in the city.
And that number tumbles to about 35% to 40% in midterm elections.[1] Imagine the changes people might enact if 90% of people voted during presidential elections and 60% of people voted during midterms!
"Can you imagine the change in the liveability of this city if people invested in its sidewalks?" Manohar asks.
In my version I wanted to imagine the change is almost happening in slow motion – that there is no fight any more, but a dreamlike embrace of the inevitable.
