Sentence examples for scope to imagine from inspiring English sources

(Not the least of Holman's many narrative tours de force is to take us vividly inside the almost preverbal heads of Pink and the Eye. One feels it would be amply within her scope to imagine life from the ferret's point of view as well).

"When we combine all the stories we heard in this small town of Dublin and multiply that by 300 million people, we can begin to imagine the scope of the problem," he said.

Although these are small steps in terms of diplomatic and indeed economic reform, it's hard not to imagine that greater scope might be around the corner and that is where the potential challenge lies.

Pause and simply try to imagine the sheer scope of the ensuing freakout if this had been Obama.

Perhaps not incidentally, Trump, despite his narrow view of this nation's prospects, seems to imagine his own potential scope of action as almost limitless.

It's tempting to imagine that it's a matter of scope — that ultra-low budgets restrict filmmakers to contemporary and intimate stories told on a small scale.

The scope of the task at hand is almost too complex to imagine.

In the scope of research, it was asked from 3-6 aged children to imagine a game they wanted to play in school garden and to draw and describe this game.

This demand defies their experiences and asks them to imagine a scenario that is well beyond their scope.

But I had to imagine, as with most things as massive in scope as "technology," that the answer couldn't be that simple.

The fecundity of many forms of life is almost beyond our power to imagine, though now and then we are permitted suggestive glimpses of its scope.