imagine造句怎么写

Let us imagine a hypothetical case where we disagree.

I imagine extraordinary intrigues and unheard of wines and passions.

Well, imagine youare a zebra about to be attacked by a lion.

Sweden is not quite the paragon that its fans imagine, despite its family-friendly employment policies.

So you can imagine how shocked we were when they broke the news.

So, conduct a cabaret not ordinary people to imagine so and in brief, many persons can't adapt this profession also.

As the programme closed, it was not hard to imagine a fresh entrepreneurial gleam in the scientists' eyes.

We cease to imagine the user as a module of code or a peripheral that drives the computer, and we begin to imagine him as an explorer, probing the unknown.

To put every failure as an attempt, not to feel inferior, to imagine every success as a kind of happiness rather than pride.

Today I saw a sign that said "subject to flooding" and I laughed out loud, finding it hard to imagine water in the relentless sunshine.

This is not a matter of theme: I can well imagine a film about nothing more than love and jealousy, yet where this freedom would not be lacking.

The barbecue was an apparatus I had never seen - imagine a small flying saucer sitting atop a pole - and I'd planned to make pork chops glazed with herbs, local lemons and bit of honey.

Whatever the models reveal about the pattern, impacts and nature of the loss of rainfall, it is hard to imagine that it will not be bad news of some sort.

Feather: Just imagine it.

I can hardly imagine such a scene.

Or did I just imagine the hamster?

You have to imagine yourself in an ancient context.

Imagine what might happen if you find a lump in your throat. You might feel a rush of fear and adrenaline as you imagine it's cancer.

They have discovered apparently vegetative people whose minds can still imagine, still recognize, still respond.

It is hard to imagine an adequate answer to the problems we face that doesn't involve greater redistribution of wealth.

It is not difficult to imagine a situation in which Bretton Woods II could unravel in a disorderly fashion.

I long to relive that night, but what she did was so extreme I cannot imagine even mentioning it to any other woman, much less repeat the act.

Thus, when I think about experience, I imagine what we take with us, what we leave behind, and that layer of soapy film that can never be fully washed off.

I imagine someone doing that to me.

Can you even imagine what that distance means?

This is surely the most short-sighted policy you could imagine.

So, you can imagine, that is why we don't have the boiling point of darmstadtium and its electrical conductivity.

For instance, they had to imagine they woke their friend up late at night, and because of the sleep disturbance, the friend did poorly on an interview the next day.

You can imagine how sad he is.

"Now, when we imagine Lucy walking around the east African landscape looking for food, we can for the first time imagine her with a stone tool in hand looking for meat," said McPherron.

It may very well be that Jesus was simpler than I imagine him, that he had fewer doubts and fewer regrets, for he doubted his divine origin only at his death.

That would be a significant symbolic change - just imagine the everything-by-law society will soon be encouraging people to debate in public!

Not because it is heroic. It can imagine no alternative.