Sentence examples for to actually imagine from inspiring English sources

The longer that Germans looked at him, though, the less able they seemed to be to actually imagine him as Chancellor.

Facebook COO, Sheryl Sandberg, has publicly stated that, "…we simply don't have the technology yet to actually imagine that a bot could replace humans in the sales process".

Take five minutes to actually imagine yourself stepping outside your comfort zone in a situation that's meaningful for you, in a situation where you would like to grow and improve.

We all know there are a ton of television shows that present a view of the future ("Incorporated," "Black Mirror") but it's hard to actually imagine how these technologies could really improve the customer experience.

Hey, have you ever wondered what a more fatuous and less focused version of Occupy would look like, but lacked the requisite brain power to actually imagine it?

It is one thing to have a dream or a vision for something you want or desire, and quite another to actually imagine yourself already being In what you want or desire.

I can't remember when I last saw a film so ruthlessly cut-to-the-chase – I can actually imagine the script reading: "He turns.

HypnoMagic could cause listeners to actually become hypnotized and actually imagine that they are participants in the tales they hear.

Reactions is really a step in the direction of being able to feel like you can actually imagine how I'm reacting when you post on Facebook". Facebook started its research more than a year ago by studying the ways people were already expressing themselves on the social network through stickers and emoticons, as well as through the tenor of comments across the site.

You can actually imagine Bridget proposing marriage to Darcy – but probably by mistake and definitely at the wrong moment.

She is wistful about love, in a sense, but cannot actually imagine how it might be to feel passion for another person.