Sentence examples for takes no imagination from inspiring English sources

"It seeks to destroy, and destruction takes no imagination.

That might still be a bit of a stretch, but John Kerry the Democratic nominee takes no imagination at all.

It takes no imagination whatsoever to foresee a time when companies and governments, often working as partners, will record and store everything, indefinitely.

It takes no imagination to stay synchronized with the shifting of the season, with the retracting daylight or the sudden gathering of a wet morning wind that gets behind your ears and under your hair when you feed the animals.

It takes no imagination to realize that the threat of a repetition of 9/11 weighed heavily on executive branch officials who desperately sought slack in the war against this shadowy but deadly enemy.

Now if Pryor flunks the hard right's litmus test for Trump's SCOTUS pick, then it takes no imagination to figure just what type of justice Trump might pick.

But there was once a time, lingering mainly in the childhood memories of an older generation, when the only way to keep milk fresh was to keep it inside the cow and when it took no imagination at all to figure out what to do with those daily gallons of milk and cream.

Unlike Night, this book took no imagination on my part.

It takes no great imagination to see that an egalitarian of Dworkin's stripe will wish to deprive money of the role that it plays in American politics.

It takes no deep imagination to see that this poem continues its powerful summons in a contemporary way even for us, perhaps especially in an election season that converges for now with Lent.

It takes no stretch of imagination to realize that steering institutions and actuators in social, economic and political contexts make significant relationship-specific investments that cement their relationship.