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Meanings of imagine than in English
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Usage of imagine than in English
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There is something simpler still to imagine than the culpability of Natacha.
2
It is so much easier, as Sordello knew, to imagine than to do.
3
It is more easy to imagine than describe Mrs Broderick's state of anxiety.
4
What her thoughts had been, every true mother can better imagine than we describe.
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These all feel like very real possibilities, far easier to imagine than returning to safety.
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What more glorious condition of being can we imagine than from impure to become pure?
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Nothing more striking or more singular could Theos imagine than the scene now before him, .
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So, could anything be easier to imagine than winning lotto and living the life of luxury?
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There is nothing more difficult for people to imagine than how things affect a child's mind.
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It is easier to imagine than to act, so no human being is free of this tendency.
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And a magnificently less likely musical it is hard to imagine than next year's planned Hunger Games the musical.
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Our readers can better imagine than we can describe the feelings of the soldier boy during that long night.
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He sent this off by his cabman, and went into the breakfast-room in a state of mind easier to imagine than to describe.
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As for myself, the reader can better imagine than I can describe my sensations, which were of a character almost to overwhelm me.
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The humiliation of poor Euschemon on learning that he was indebted for his credit to the devil is easier to imagine than to describe.
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Nothing more simple can be imagined than the appointments of their monastery.