Sentence examples for it imagine otherwise from inspiring English sources

"If they have it, imagine otherwise healthy guys who are not athletes".

But it's possible to imagine otherwise.

He seemed so convinced of the purity of his intentions and the bad faith of his detractors — they were either protesters or competitors, he said — that, while he spoke, it became difficult to imagine otherwise.

And the history of science — if we understand it correctly — gives us no hint of how it might be possible to imagine otherwise.

Some, if only because it was too painful to imagine otherwise, expressed the wishful conviction that they, through some marvel of judgment or technology, would navigate the minefields of parenting better.

It would be hard to imagine otherwise.

It would be difficult, however, to imagine otherwise.

That time frame, he said, "is what completely negates and vitiates the purpose for such an amendment"; it was "impossible" for him to imagine otherwise.

That it was, in fact, impossible to imagine otherwise strikes me as a sad comment on what we've come to accept as fans.

(It strikes me as pomposity for a playwright to imagine otherwise).

The skepticism expressed by such general questions did not begin to take hold until the later part of the 20th century, and this fact prompts the question whether (a) the concept of the aesthetic is inherently problematic and it is only recently that we have managed to see that it is, or (b) the concept is fine and it is only recently that we have become muddled enough to imagine otherwise.