Sentence examples for question of imagining from inspiring English sources

However much the case resolves around the question of imagining horrible things versus devising ways to carry them out, it seems clear that we need some sort of forum to talk about the darkest corners of the Internet — one that falls outside the purview of the justice system where we are rightly loath to criminalize urges.

While there's no guarantee that a woman director would do better, or do differently (there doubtless are women directors whose sensitivity and sensibility are no finer than Trachtenberg's), I believe that, if a woman had been directing or writing, the question of imagining the specifics of Michelle's inner world would have been raised, and the movie would have reflected it.

Given the increasing influence of anti-vaxxers on the GOP's agenda, it's not out of the question to imagine that coverage of the HPV shot could be at risk despite the fact that it can help prevent cancer, and has been proven to lead to less risky sexual behavior.

Not only was the faculty qua faculty called into question, but the very notion of imagining.

When you ask a question of a tarot reading, imagine some of the answers you might get and what cards would represent them--*before* you start to draw.

"Bankruptcy cases are unlikely to provide the path to the Supreme Court, where we imagine the question of constitutionality will ultimately be decided," Mr. Buck said.

Models of urban planning after authoritarian modernism raise the question of democratic control over the city and the possibility of imagining as a collective act.

"It is difficult to imagine a legal question of greater national significance," the papers said.

There are all sorts of possible compromises one could imagine on the question of same-sex wedlock, ranging from civil unions to domestic partnership provisions to a federalism that respects New York's recent vote legalizing same-sex marriage and the results of Proposition 8 alike.

When did it become unconstitutional to assign children to separate schools?" In other words, the beauty of the American constitution is that we have discovered within it the tools to extend rights in cases where the question of "rights" wasn't even an imagined category 100 years before.

Finally, by necessity, this review takes a deliberatively narrow view of the audience imagined for the question of what humanitarian innovation should or could deliver, focusing on the humanitarian sector professionals broadly construed (policymakers, donors, practitioners, and academics).