Sentence examples for one imagines asking from inspiring English sources

Well, not if one imagines asking the threatened conversos how they felt about it.

"Where is the gun?" or, as in another case (noted on the F.B.I.'s Web site), "Which wire do I cut to disarm this bomb?" are questions one can imagine asking, in those situations, before a warning.

One could imagine asking other (para medical caregivers (physiotherapists, midwifes, etc) to register as well.

No "big apols!" from me at being delighted at the return of Scott & Bailey, the series created by Diane Taylor and Sally Wainwright, and the only female cop show where I could imagine asking one of the leads if she could hold my handbag while I sorted the gusset of my tights out.

"Can you imagine asking that question?

All respondents could imagine asking colleagues for professional advice (100%).

AH Is This the Way You Said? by Adam Thorpe (Vintage, £7.99) The title of Adam Thorpe's new short story collection could so easily derive from the questions one imagines him repeatedly asking his sources as he works up his virtuoso performances in odd little corners of the language.

If one imagined the Times asking its readers to read twelve pages of French every week, one would still not comprehend the scale of this new idea, since the Times (a) wouldn't do it and (b) is not published in a country where a belligerent defensiveness about the national language is a defining characteristic.

One imagines cheaper options.

I feel for them, like Eric Clapton seeing Jimi Hendrix for the first time, one imagines they will ask themselves 'What do I do now?'".

For this purpose, patients were asked to write a letter of advice to an (imaginary) friend or loved one, imagining that they had experienced the same event.