Sentence examples for ones imagine from inspiring English sources
A conversation with him becomes an inimitable spool of bebop piano tips, Chicago history, sociological minutiae, and meditations on French intellectual life, with helpful detours into strip-club culture in the forties and the reasons that French professors think of themselves as civil servants while American ones imagine themselves as entrepreneurs.
Dating among nonbinary femmes is even trickier, as the vast majority of people, even queer ones, imagine themselves as dating men or women exclusively, so nonbinary folks can complicate how others view one's sexuality.
(The combs themselves are recognizable, with spiky crenellations that make one imagine Foghorn Leghorn wildly clutching his scalp).
The H? des Trois Couronnes, by the shores of Lake Geneva, a hotel whose timeless serenity makes one imagine that one might already be dead.
He had one imagine the rotation of a millstone.
Let one imagine the destruction of the universe.
Alternatively, could one imagine the White House giving Israel the green light to launch air strikes?
If Griffin or Paul or both of them leave, can one imagine Rivers wanting to stick around for the rebuilding?
How could one imagine of a win-lose situation in such a noble endeavour of fighting hunger and under-nutrition.
One thing for sure: no one imagines Cosgrove dancing on a pole.
