Sentence examples for should have imagined from inspiring English sources
In short, you say, this "manipulative and morally dubious show" (Telegraph) had you "grinding your teeth in despair" (Guardian) and ultimately it's "something nobody should have imagined" (Times).
I suppose I should have imagined that this line would get more press than all other comments combined.
We should never have imagined this was to be a Mediterranean summer and must remember that we are better off in Shakespearean comedy than Greek tragedy.
He told HARDtalk's Stephen Sackur that while recent revelations from the US whistle-blower Edward Snowden may have been surprising, we should never have imagined that our emails were secure, comparing unencrypted communications to "putting a note on a notice board".
Why should we have imagined that radical Wahhabism would create moderates?
I should possibly have imagined that, because I got to meet a lot of filmmakers when I was a kid.
"Why should people in this land ever have imagined the land of Bharata then or now?" she asks.
She told the commission in the private session that she should have said, "I could not have imagined," according to one official familiar with the testimony, making it clear that some in the intelligence community knew about those threats but that she did not.
"I never would have imagined".
I never could have imagined.' ".
