He seemingly cannot imagine leaving the position willingly.
Take out the objects, no matter how tiny or seemingly insignificant, and imagine how someone in the future might interpret them.
For a seemingly trivial example, imagine a frog making repeated jumps of the same length in the same direction, starting from the corner of a square on an infinite checkerboard.
For some people, electron microscopy brings that world into clear view, making seemingly impossible to imagine objects come to life.
Stephens, for that matter, takes his title from the seemingly forthright John Lennon song "Imagine".
As a mother of a boy and a girl who watch "Sesame Street" every day, I find Elmo appealing in his seemingly limitless ability to imagine himself in any role.
Is someone with terminal cancer, dementia, incurable congestive heart failure dying, exactly?" Professor Dominic Wilkinson, director of medical ethics and consultant neonatologist at the University of Oxford, offers an example of patients who seemingly defy the odds: "Imagine a doctor estimates that there is a 99% chance that a patient will die within a short period of time.
Lovins's vision forces one to imagine the seemingly impossible.
For a city with this energy, and one that is trying to improve its image as welcoming and thriving with culture, you'd imagine something seemingly so deeply ingrained would be supported at every level, right?
Over Friday, Saturday and Sunday, "Anchorman 2" is likely to gross about $30 million, which would be a respectable number for a crowded weekend though not spectacular given the aggressive marketing campaign that put the fictional anchor's face seemingly everywhere people could imagine.
