Sentence examples for just about imagine from inspiring English sources

We can just about imagine it's possible.

I can just about imagine his bishops, now, hearing it.

If we close our eyes, however, we can just about imagine an alternative – a near silent world populated solely with gibbons gently calling hoo.

You can just about imagine Brigitte Bardot draped across its sleek balcony because that's what the 50s-style architecture and riverfront location evoke.

I can just about imagine some latter day version of all this – it might encompass everything from Mumsnet through Britain's churches, what remains of progressive academia, and out into single-issue campaigns that can these days acquire momentum at speed.

I can just about imagine someone buying a Mars Duo, thinking, "I'll give the other half to X when I get back home"... but as to whether that other half would still be in their pocket, as opposed to their stomach, by the time they stepped through the front door... that is another matter entirely.

(Its lyrics are abstract enough to suit just about any imagined narrative).

The question of the settlements remains toxic.What has kept the two sides at the table so far is that success is just about possible to imagine.

It was just about possible to imagine another government might have reversed the rush to high fees.

If there is some momentum generated and the two sides resume serious talks then it is just about possible to imagine a visit," said Manoj Joshi, a Delhi-based commentator.

That makes everything even more intractable.In this section A wounded economy Keep God out of it Iran's choice Same race, same horse The People's Blank of China ReprintsIt is still just about possible to imagine a peace settlement to resolve the nationalist strife through some kind of partition of the land between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan river.