it is imagined that Example Sentences

• More of the reviews than we imagined compared this tool to a cheese grater but were happy to report that it is not painful to use.
• Greece or Macedonia; others have imagined that he wrote it from Colosse, but it is difficult to say upon what ground.
• The fictional world is always an imagined variation of our own world that throws some light upon it.
• Is it possible that you just imagined that you wrote it?
• Guido is weary of his complex life, of having so many people depending on his every decision, yet it is through memories and imagined dialogues that he finds his way back, and ultimately rededicates h
• We always knew that smoother was faster, but before the all-new Roubaix Expert, we couldn't have imagined just how much faster it actually is.
• If our education system is imagined to function something like a china shop, it can readily be seen that when a bull enters it, what was a highly organised and complex entity, becomes totally vulnerab
• It can be imagined, that the strain i is caused by a temperature increase or a swelling by moisture.
• The leather is incredibly soft, perhaps the most soft on the market, the book block is sewn wonderfully so that it lays flat in your lap and the typeface, though not as big as I had imagined, is excel
• It is less goopy than I imagined it would be, though that PG quality to the tobacco is definitely there.
• Nota bene: On the one hand, a collective is always an imagined community, and in addition to that it can also be a real one.
• Eventually, it is highly likely that someone in your company will make a mistake not dissimilar to one of those imagined above.
• The end of the world as we imagined it or come alive through the words of such brilliant authors, is a potent image that will linger in your mind.
• Your mind works according to the mental principle that the subconscious or inner mind does not differentiate between what is real and what is imagined as long as it is mixed with your belief and convi
• Conservative government is proving that, yes it is possible to plumb lower depths than anyone ever imagined over Brexit.
• The combative side is at war with all that its imagined opposition is, that is, it fights itself to not be all that it sees its projected opponent to be.
• Though the evidence is slight, but vivid, it may be that for the newer groups there is something of a conscious attempt to model themselves along the real or imagined lines of crime families.
• It is a disorganised collage of images that include real and imagined events.
• If our concept of E were as primitive as the recognitional concept investigated in Loar's imagined experiment, then for just about any hidden feature you can think of, it could turn out that E is iden
• In the surface depressions at their feet it is easy to see that the reaction of that imagined elastic film is exactly countering the weight of the insects.
• It is evident that he imagined Galveston Bay to form a part of the chain of lagoons from which it is in fact separated.
• Another fear that I have (and someone please tell me if it is a real or imagined concern) is that pushing off funding for certain city services into special taxing districts forces us to rely more hea
• When this occurs, it is probable that the real response to the challenges of evangelization lies in transcending the two approaches and finding other, better ways, perhaps not yet even imagined.
• It should not mistakenly be imagined that this realm is devoid of light.
• It is doubtful that anyone then could have imagined just how fast their tiny computer network would grow.
• We arrived at Macaws and were happy to see that it is exactly as we imagined.
• And if this is so, would it not be foolish of us to reject his love because we imagined wrongly that the record was distorted?
• For it isin the name alone that the distinction of the individual from every one else is not imagined but is actuallymade by all.
• The application of this legend to Codex Gigas is really a sign of how inspiring the book is: it is so remarkable that people imagined that it must have been made with supernatural help.
• Or is it some tiny ripple that most of us have not yet imagined, some slight, some rude inattention we have visited upon Canada or Kansas that will set the whole thing ablaze?
• When combined properly, it is no longer a dream to have valuable knowledge that could not be imagined in a few years ago.
• In the meantime his imagined Jewish interlocutors might be thought to respond: Yes, it is true for the Gentile that sin invariably leads to death, but for Israel the law is a joy, the bridge from deat
• Orion, and set ahead of it, passing below the horizon as Orion rises, it could be imagined that Orion is pursuing them through the sky, just as he himself is pursued by the scorpion.
• Anyway, the Congress imagined that nothing much was done for the villagers, i.e. farmers and it is their ire which pulped the outgoing regime.
• It is so rife with anatomical surprises that noone could have imagined it without direct fossil evidence.
• Faith of the Ancient ones mentioned in Hebrews that is commended and it may be imagined that it is our Faith, given to us as a gift from the same source as the Ancient ones, that will also be commende
• Isn't it funny, then, that the Trinity student veil of apathy is broken only when our imagined calm is shattered.
• Rock, which is to the West of the River, the two Brinks of it are so prodigious high, that it would make one tremble to look steadily upon the Water, rolling along with a Rapidity not to be imagined.
• It includes that which is not speculative but real, not imagined but actual.
• It is possible that acceptance will never shift, and that what was once imagined immutable will in fact never change, and will be perceived, accepted, and used as if it were immutable.
• What I truly love about artistic expression is that the end result is often different from what I imagined it might be.
• Now take it in the other point of view, and let us suppose their principle of representation according to contribution, that is according to riches, to be well imagined, and to be a necessary basis fo
• He could have never imagined that the future of hunting would be threatened but today it is.
• It is crunchy and it does not have that slimy juices I imagined squirting out of its body.
• It is music destined to appear in films, music that can hardly be imagined or understood without taking its legitimate place as only one of the elements constituting the movie.
• Shockingly, when you imagined what my opinion is, you imagined it so stupidly that even you can see how stupid it is.
• But it is true that the financial excesses now unwinding have turned out to be far vaster and more complicated than all but a few economists ever imagined.
• Jordan to have very undependable security standards, but according to this post, it turns out that Jordan is actually safer than I imagined.
• The low is so low that it seems to take over, overwhelming you in a way that you could not have imagined beforehand.
• "It is impossible to negotiate when the other side of the table knows all the strategy," she said, adding that the allegations, if proven, are a more extreme invasion of privacy than those imagined in
• It can help us tounderstand that the orthodoxy of today is less permanent and moreephemeral than might have been imagined.
• Also, many note it is shorter than they imagined, and it does seem that way, but this allows for some decor pieces, which looks great.
• It is a warming spectacle that evokes the clash of cultures, the need to talk to one another, and a shared, imagined song, a spectacle in which the focus is on coming together and sharing.
• But the real problem with divine authorship is that it directly depends upon the nature of the divinity imagined to be the divine author.
• It is also one of the reasons that it is often unwise to give your RAW files to someone else to convert, as their rendering might be unlike anything you imagined.
• We never imagined that it would be as lovely as it actually is when we booked it.
• It is not voluntary in the sense that we, of ourselves, could have chosen to take it or could even have imagined it; but it is voluntary in the sense that when it is offered to us we can refuse it.
• However, it is also fairly certain that Jesus never imagined that his followers would stop being Jewish, or that they would stop behaving as Jews.
• No set of professionals will react favorably when it perceives, real or imagined, that it is being attacked for being irresponsible.