Sentence examples for might imagine when from inspiring English sources

Service was pleasant and not nearly as formal as you might imagine when you enter.

All the sunshine is deceptive: this was a time of intense conflict, as one might imagine when a ruler forcibly casts a popular religion aside.

First impressions count for more than you might imagine when it comes to any sort of academic writing, and the best way to instantly captivate your professors is with a snappy title.

But the announcement is more significant than people might imagine: When it's finalized, this will be remembered as the formal end of his five decades as head of state of the Tibetan government-in-exile. (Though, in fairness, no country in the world recognizes that government as such).

A friend and college classmate, who'd been Army R.O.T.C., and who was everything you might imagine when you think of a gung-ho squared-away young soldier, had been severely affected by his service as a tank commander in the first Gulf War, and, in 2006, committed suicide.

He was, and is, a perfect rendition of what a childless couple might imagine when they daydream of parenthood.

It was a magenta -- a color you might not naturally imagine when you think of pasta -- and beautiful.

Deconstructing precisely what happens when a solid object moves forward in water is much harder than you might imagine, especially when the solid object contains the minute, pulsing variations of a living creature's muscles and skin.

We might imagine that when we remember an event in our lives, or a piece of information we studied, we're "opening" that file.

Improv takes courage--but not as much courage as you might imagine, especially when you realize how much everyone around you is in the same boat.

The mood is lighter than you might imagine, but when the place closes up at 10 PM we're excited just to go outside.