Sentence examples for indeed imagined from inspiring English sources
And we know, as members of the Sikh community gently reminded interviewers, that many Sikhs have, indeed, imagined and feared this sort of incident for years, in particular since September 11 , 2001 on a less visible scale, many have already been victims of crimes of violence and hate.
But, to be blunt, as George W. Bush said early on (and then never repeated), the war on terror was indeed imagined in the highest of places as a "crusade".
One can indeed imagine devotees of Meddle-era Floyd making a deep connection with the ambient soundtrack and flickering towers of light.
Black music for white people would be better – these songs manage the really quite impressive feat of being rhythmical without possessing one iota of funk, and you could indeed imagining doing exercises to them, if you were a hallucinating contortionist.
One might hope and indeed imagine that, in the intervening 30 years, we have got better at supporting junior staff, but my research suggests students and newly qualified nurses are still required to bury their feelings and hide their stress and distress, and this can often lead to burnout and to nurses leaving the profession.
Indeed, imagine how much self-sacrifice an averagely well-off person would have to make before her further actions satisfied the maximising act-consequentialist criterion of wrongness.
Indeed, imagine if the leader of the free world were one of them.
Indeed, imagine if we knew that doing this was an option.
Indeed, imagine the Liberals to be underestimated by one point and the Conservatives to be overestimated by the same amount.
