Sentence examples for may imagine the from inspiring English sources

Until then, she said, you may imagine the worst, "but you can't map the next step".

Odette may imagine the third act, in which she gatecrashes the Baroness's ball and reclaims the Prince.

Anyone thinking about it may imagine the continuity of human presence, in the same place, going back four hundred millennia.

When people get a call out of the blue asking them to donate to firefighters, they may imagine the caller is a volunteer; instead, he's probably a paid fund-raiser, who will take much of what you give.

And so, prompted by the title "The House America Built," you may imagine the usual divisions between rich and poor, black and white, or red states and blue states.

You may imagine the desert as quiet rows of drifting dunes.

And more often than you may imagine, that's enough.

Not physically, by toppling across the Gulf of Aden that separates the countries, though some may imagine that the influx of 100,000-plus destitute Somali refugees may shift its centre of gravity.

She wrote to the Principal of the University of Glasgow in March, "... you may imagine what the grief is.

One may imagine that the high cobalamin requirement during growth in the presence of methanol makes Methylobacterium a good expression host for cobalamin-dependent enzymes.

The idea of cyborgs is not as far away as we may imagine, as the possibilities to combine human capacities with new technologies are already being used and developed at an accelerated pace.