Sentence examples for needs to imagine from inspiring English sources
Modeling healthy eco-systems, the corporate world needs to imagine a "regenerative economy" that responds to the real and changing needs of society rather than creating imaginary or unhealthy needs in order to profit by feeding them.
In order to navigate toward the goal, the agent needs to "imagine" available moves at the current location and select one of them, using the acquired spatial knowledge.
"It's not just trial and error, which is what many animals show [in similar tests]," he says, because "the elephant needs to imagine what he needs and then move away from the goal [the hanging treat] to find the tool".
Who needs to imagine sheep when you can picture yourself stretched out on a beach instead?
One only needs to imagine if someone such as Ellsberg, like Julian Assange today, been subjected to NDAA, his whistleblowing could have lead to being detained, thereby discouraging future whistleblowers, acting for reasons of moral integrity and to help bring wrongdoing to light, from being able to act.
We need to remember, and we need to imagine.
Unfortunately there is no need to imagine such a country.
Or perhaps there is no need to imagine.
We need to imagine the soldiers as young, their average age 21.
As Kingsnorth explained, "I needed to imagine myself into the sheer strangeness of the past.
