Sentence examples for whether you imagine from inspiring English sources

All the spies were men, two of them were homosexual, and whether you imagine Kim Philby, Anthony Blunt, Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess arguing with one another in smoke-filled rooms in Cambridge, buttering up naive diplomats in the Foreign Office, or sitting with grey-faced Russians on park benches, you are unlikely to imagine any women by their side.

Whether you imagine writing the sum out, or count objects, visualising the calculation can make it easier to solve.

It's a good reminder that you don't have to indulge in a goopy confessional mode to write a personal essay — you're more mysterious than you know, more naked than you imagine, and whether you intend it or not you're going to be exposed.

Can you imagine being hated whether or not you do apologize?

Can you imagine Carson asking whether you were happy with your food?" Yet Bruce does appear pleased by the social progress made since the 1920s.

I'm curious, since you write so much about characters poised on the verge of change, whether you ever imagine them as adults, or later on in life?

Then ask yourself whether you could imagine your mother listening to this sentence for longer than a microsecond before she reaches for the ironing.

One way to gauge the attitude towards Pulis and his methods would be to consider whether you could imagine the Welshman's being offered the manager's seat at one of the Premier League's elite clubs.

Then ask yourself whether you could imagine being you if you didn't exactly believe it anymore, but believed something marginally different.

Your brain forms the same neural connections and muscle memory whether you are imagining the task or actually doing it.

The difficult question isn't, as you might imagine, whether to opt for a carbon tax or cap-and-trade.