Sentence examples for more imagine from inspiring English sources

You could no more imagine him with a romantic partner than you could picture Gordon Gekko with a heart.

I can no more imagine him high-kicking on Top of the Pops than I can myself.

THERE was a teenager in Arizona in the 1970s who "could no more imagine longing to touch a woman than longing to touch a toaster".

Some of us can no more imagine London without St John than we can picture it minus Tower Bridge or St Paul's.

They're also a great way to connect fans and find more – imagine thinking that you're the only fan around and then you see a flashmob in town".

When I was a kid you could no more imagine a black person running the football program at Notre Dame than you could imagine, say, a black secretary of state.

Price-rigging is probably often more imagined than real.

But some such communities are more imagined than others.

Ultimately, I think, "Pasión" is more imagined than observed, more dream than reality.

Welles had travelled further, invented more, accomplished more, imagined more, by age twenty-five than is reasonable in several lifetimes.

The fiscal crisis in the United States is more imagined than real.