Sentence examples for quick to imagine from inspiring English sources

In food, as in other realms, we are admirably unwilling to let tradition restrain our ambitions but too quick to imagine that our ambitions have been achieved.

Lucas himself said in April that he had not seen the film's previous trailer, though the Funny or Die website was quick to imagine him doing so.

As a petty swindler himself, he's quick to imagine foul play -- which is why he hires a watcher for Gustine whenever she's out soliciting business in that expensive blue dress, bought in order to lure a better class of client.

In a state that still relies on 33-year-old rail cars, it's hard to imagine a quick decision on extending the Danbury line.

"Try to imagine a quicker way to understand a human being in 2015," he said.

It's easy to imagine there are no quick fixes for Deanna, who was deep into a heroin addiction, using 20 bags a day.

Yes, supply-side reforms are needed, but it is unrealistic to imagine that they will reap quick dividends.

He was a little too edgy, to quick to react to imagined slights and certainly more recently he seems to have been particularly slow to bury his enmity towards the South African defector Kevin Pietersen.

It's not hard to imagine how this concept could get nasty quick.

But at 58, after landing his second job on Broadway, he is quick to say that he'd be getting ahead of himself to imagine winning Tonys.

The quickest way to understand the newest wave of black metal is to imagine that Satan did not score a visa and is still stuck in Norway.