Sentence examples for much to imagine from inspiring English sources

The problem is there isn't much to imagine.

It may be too much to imagine that the commission's proposals will be implemented in full.

It may seem pointless at first, but it doesn't take much to imagine some good applications.

It doesn't take much to imagine the raw, circular forms as breasts, vaginas or oozing wounds.

The combined miseries of coastal flooding, desertification, species loss, agricultural dislocation and disease migration are almost too much to imagine.

The task may be impossible, and societies may simply have changed too much to imagine reconciling faith and secularism.

The Hollywood Reporters Todd McCarthy called the film's visuals vivid, stunning, and magnificent on a technical level, and praised the performances of Fassbender, Rapace, and Theron, but wrote that the film "caters too much to imagined audience expectations when a little more adventurous thought might have taken it to some excitingly unsuspected destinations".

It doesn't take much imagination to imagine terrorist attacks.

It doesn't take much imagination to imagine CVS-Aetna next going after a hospital chain.

It's much harder to imagine the Fed making the current long-term low-rate commitment.

It's much harder to imagine this outcome after years of slaughter.