Sentence examples for mere imagining from inspiring English sources
The mere imagining of that outcome is inducing anxiety in those far away from the action.
The goal, all agree, is to immerse the reader in the narrative in a way that goes beyond mere imagining.
But in the film's best moments his character captures both what us mere mortals imagine it must be to dedicate yourself to the bike and also the simple pleasure to be found in the turn of a wheel.
The amazing mystical elements activated by this strange fungoid compound were of particular interest to him, though he says he never imagined mere recreational inebriation as a goal for users.
3. The opinion mentions the "Society for the Prevention of Useless Giving (known as SPUG)" whose "goals were to curtail the presentation of gimcracks (which they regarded as inappropriate as expressions of mere acquaintanceship)." Imagine you are trying to establish a new SPUG chapter for the 21st century.
(To imagine a mere middle-class existence in the Locust Valley of our time is to imagine a carefree life in the West Bank).
All the world's a stage and all that, especially Jude's family, friends and enemies who all perform the role of mere players in his imagined existence.
It would be ridiculous to imagine a mere decade of increasing prosperity could completely change the character of such a nation.
The compulsory 10,000 words – although I'm hardly being water-boarded – are relayed as educational legend, a concept terrifying at school when one imagined a mere 1,000 to be a rhetorical marathon.
"If Jesus Christ can have something like that happen with his personnel selection, imagine what mere mortals can do," he says.Time, and the courts, will reveal the scale of any wrongdoing.
And this is a problem that faces each of Britain's better universities.British academics are, to an extent that those who work in mere private enterprise cannot imagine, obsessed with money.
