Sentence examples for time to imagine from inspiring English sources

"There was no time to imagine anything.

"I didn't have much time to imagine what was happening".

Given current research and treatment, as well as a commitment to equity, is it time to imagine a rainbow coalition?

I'd had some time to imagine my life in another way and to get real peaceful about it".

All you non-adults out there are brave enough and insightful enough to take the time to imagine.

It was difficult at the time to imagine the kind of pressure that Ennis would have to bear into the home Olympic cauldron.

It'll take less than two hours, which gives you plenty of time to imagine what Ernie would have made of all this.

I have tried many times to imagine the process of interrogation.

Mr. Notess, a reference librarian at Montana State University, has seen people helping people too many times to imagine that computers can do it better.

It's a common mistake, in assessing Didion's work, to interpret her sensibility as a reflection of the times — to imagine, as Daugherty puts it, that she has "always spoken for us".

In the first, he wrote: "I have tried, dozens, or maybe hundreds of times, to imagine how you died, how you walked to meet your death … I know you were thinking about me … during all that time".