Sentence examples for may imagine a from inspiring English sources

One may imagine a Rothkoesque divinity animating the earthly physicality of the canvas.

To illustrate this problem, one may imagine a person (call her Laura) suffering from the effects of global warming in 2100 and lamenting that radical mitigation policies were not pursued by previous generations.

Although visitors may imagine a magical age of sex slaves and tulips, Sultanahmet often feels like a modern Ottoman theme park: Turkish hustlers screaming in precise English, enormous buses disgorging tourists in red fezzes.

Probably in his late 20s, he looks nothing like you may imagine a typical Islamist insurgent to be.

One may imagine a different label for ECCE, such as a natural cultural identity that promotes ECCE independent of the evolution of the national institutional development.

One may imagine a situation where the MNE sends one agent representing the total interests of the firm to each subsidiary Zhao (1995).

Here you may imagine an evil laugh and crash of thunder if you wish.

It is true that the part of V1 which is accessible to optical imaging is mostly flat, and that we may imagine an affine visual field to be flat as well.

Scott Brown and Venturi lauded Las Vegas's "inclusion and allusion" aspects: "the ability to engulf the visitor in a new role: for three days one may imagine oneself a centurion at Caesar's palace, a ranger at the Frontier, or a jetsetter at the Riviera rather than a salesperson from Des Moines, Iowa…".

We may imagine popping a pill and being transformed into a quaking pile of desire, but reports of the drug's results are less exciting.

Surprisingly, the majority of the population are not Emiratis, as you may imagine, but an international mix of Europeans, Asians and Middle Eastern people.