Sentence examples for narrowly imagine from inspiring English sources

European astronomers said Monday that they had found what might be the best candidate for a Goldilocks planet yet: a lump of something about 3.6 times as massive as the Earth, circling its star at the right distance for liquid water to exist on its surface — and thus, perhaps, to host life, as we narrowly imagine it.

It has allowed me to dream big and achieve beyond what others narrowly imagined.

A personal hunch, as it was pre-tournament, is that England will narrowly prevail but imagine if three more points are required entering the last minute?

Had the Recovery Act been more narrowly focused, one can easily imagine dozens of congressional Republicans signing on.

Imagine that your spouse narrowly missed being in a serious car wreck on the way home after picking the kids up from school.

On the other hand, imagine a novel titled as narrowly as your own street, say Rosevale Gardens, N4 6UT?

Imagine a newly unemployed worker who narrowly misses out on the first job he applies for.

Imagine you're Ed Miliband: you've narrowly won the election, and you go to the Queen to ask her permission to form a government.

Imagine if we had a "national popular vote" standard with a narrowly divided national vote (say, a couple of thousand votes, as we now have in Florida, or many thousand, for that matter).

The Martin ruling, he said, "is narrowly tailored to the facts of the case, and it is very difficult to imagine any applicability to baseball".

It is hard to imagine that at the end of the first Super League season in 1996 Leeds had narrowly avoided relegation and were considering selling their Headingley ground to help pay off debts of £5m.