Sentence examples for in general imagine from inspiring English sources
Together they sing, dance, and "mess around," and in general imagine what life would be like if they weren't poor and black and could take the High Road to Easy Street.
Current economic solutions to both spam in particular and cybercrime in general imagine the attackers to be homo economicus, are grounded in microeconomic investigations of individual stakeholder motivation and are thus informed by deterrence theory of crime.
When Hollywood, and American Jews in general, imagine Israelis, the image often ranges from adoration to lampoon, from a race of intimidating, if wounded and well-meaning, assassins, to a hybrid of Yiddish/Pale of Settlement mercantile cliches.
He added: "We desperately need support – millions of people have been affected by Cecil's death – and by the plight of lions in general – and imagine they are powerless at preventing further lion decline".
And we're allowing people in general to imagine black people as existing.
In general, when you imagine starting a family, the majority of people picture romance, music, having sex perhaps only one or two times and bam -- you're posting a picture of a positive pregnancy test on Facebook.
The atmosphere was quiet, even somber, though our visit was during a slow time in general and I could imagine a much livelier scene if more than four tables had been occupied.
In general, people tend to imagine positive outcomes for their plans, overwhelmingly ignoring possible negative scenarios in favor of wishful thinking (Newby-Clark et al. 2000).
When asked by the interviewer, 'Can you please rate your pain between 0 and 10 where zero is no pain and ten is the worst pain you can imagine?' in general, participants appeared confident in rating their highest severity of pain, ' Ten without a doubt, it's excruciatingly sore.' (Caucasian Female 8 aged 86 with knee joint pain).
"In general, that joy in imagining the future doesn't happen anymore," Green told me.
"Women think less about men in general than the generality of men can imagine.
