Sentence examples for often more imagined from inspiring English sources

Price-rigging is probably often more imagined than real.

The patients emphasized that it was easy to think that they could manage the change on their own but also that it was often more difficult than they had imagined, especially if they lacked support.

But Jaye Hawkins, executive director of the chile trade group, said the sale of fake New Mexico chile here "happens very often, more often than you would imagine".

Yet the challenge confronting resilience trainers is often more difficult than we might imagine.

This last point is often more difficult than one might imagine.

Though our real experience of using technology is often more Millennium Falcon than Starship Enterprise, that imagined efficiency and perfection persists; and it's hard not to get angry when it goes wrong.

Character flaws and misdeeds were exposed, often more sordid than fans could have imagined.

Instead of having to drag your upright or canister vacuum out of the closet every day (or more often), imagine just grabbing your little lightweight handheld vac for quick pickups of litter, cat hair, or bits of food on the floor.

The same may be true of student expectations, although learners are often more ready to adapt than we imagine.

As a global community, our fates are often more intertwined than we like to imagine.

Yet the IRA's work is much subtler, often more palatable and always seemingly more organic than Americans may imagine.