Sentence examples for justifiably imagine from inspiring English sources

So the check-in is real, location information and all; but we can no longer justifiably imagine Curiosity mechanical arms desperately struggling with an iPhone keyboard's autocorrect.

He's really just a guy who can't let go of the worst thing that ever happened to him, which is his wife leaving him, and we can imagine, justifiably so.

Imagine how that anger might justifiably grow, if their favourite shows are not even eligible.

As one might imagine, the testimony was filled with justifiably dire warnings about the vulnerability of important elements of the U.S. infrastructure, particularly the power grid.

Assuming you support diversity and women in the outdoors, I cannot imagine a scenario where anyone can justifiably hold an objection to women-only events.

"I can't imagine how busy Catherine McKenna must be right now, quite justifiably".

If that sounds abstract, imagine this: you're listening to Mr. Hancock, a pianist and bandleader with a justifiably exalted reputation for 40 years, play Wayne Shorter's "Footprints".

Indeed, imagine!

(Sssshhh; imagine).

Imagine it.

"Guys, imagine.