Sentence examples for may only imagine from inspiring English sources

She reminded the 800 business leaders gathered in a downtown hotel that some city youths may only imagine downtown from the distant skyline because they are instead "consumed with watching their backs" in their neighborhoods.

One can only imagine his locker-room self-recriminations.

Publishers do make mistakes, and I can only imagine that some may have read the first two or three pages and thought, 'No, this is too difficult.' But once you get beyond that, we found it utterly engaging, readable, unputdownable.

What's worse, the summer is not even half over, and one can only imagine what else may befall us in the coming weeks.

While it can feel like your fault that your teen needs hospitalization, understand that many teens are going through things people can only imagine, and you may not have realized what your teen was experiencing.

I can only imagine how frightening it may be to discover your entire rug is glowing in the dark.

We can only imagine how the world may be for our grandchildren.

One can only imagine how much further they may retreat in six more months.

We can only imagine what a childhood with Jesus may have been like, but Mary was there for it.

As a large-scale police and emergency operation swings into action, we can only imagine the grief of those whose loved ones may have been injured or killed.

Looking at the numbers, we can only imagine the thousands of Iraqi children killed by bombs who may have actually been burned alive or smashed by rubble.