Sentence examples for smart imagine from inspiring English sources

Mitch's girlfriend is "brilliantly smart" — imagine for a second the special brand of languor required to connect those two terms — and also blows her nose "goose-honkingly hard".

The Daily Mail got the tip-off, but both men are too smart to imagine that it will not repeat the wilder conspiracy charges again in tomorrow's edition.

Imagine: Financially smart people imagine big success.

The precise reason was unclear, but Metzler Equities analyst Juergen Pieper speculated that traders were trying to be "smart" by imagining that all the uncertainty floating around this year's operating loss, as well as the installation of new chief executive, Philippe Varin, on June 1 had now been priced into the stock.

"It is up to smart people to imagine what it can do".

"Just imagine smart meters which are great for reducing energy use and shrinking bills," says Mark Thompson, privacy practice leader at KPMG. "You could have the energy regulator, Ofgem, involved as well as Ofcom, because the data's going over a broadband connection.

We're also smart enough to imagine all the ways that such a risky venture could fail!

I would imagine Smart DJ would work quite a bit better if it's able to tap into the Zune Marketplace rather than merely a local library.

A view of the future so obvious and creepy that you can't imagine smart people will let it happen.

But, if it's unrealistic to suppose that smart machines can be stopped, it's probably just as unrealistic to imagine that smart policies will follow.

At CES this week, the company talked a bit more about its own first-party smart speaker: the oddly compelling Raven H, which looks nothing like what you imagine a smart speaker would look like.