Sentence examples for unable to imagine a from inspiring English sources

He seemed unable to imagine a meaning for the word.

People here seem increasingly unable to imagine a political solution to their ills.

Exhausted by endless recession, disgusted with the politicians, unable to imagine a future, people retreat into private struggles with poverty and depression.

"Those who are unable to imagine a future spend their time telling the French people that they are being invaded, under siege, in danger".

Once again, Coe is so unable to imagine a political response to the overweening power of money he resorts to murder.

We were unable to imagine a mouse + a bitmapped display + moveable windows + pull-down menus, all the things that came to define the next iteration of personal computers.

We should not be too surprised that Seneca was unable to imagine an alternative to a society that owned slaves and depended on vast income inequality.

For instance, they were unable to imagine any possible means to compensate for poor vision, a need expressed by the patients.

They seem unable to imagine any fate happier than that of being Indian.

The official said he was unable to imagine any peace agreement that did not place Latrun under Israeli sovereignty.

One of the respondents was unable to imagine using a fast charging station, because it would force him to "rearrange" his entire work day.