imaginable造句

The pamphlet was in my desk, in the top drawer—the most obvious place imaginable!

I have a successful blog with the most encouraging, generous, supportive readership imaginable.

They pretended to be weavers, telling they knew how to weave the finest fabrics imaginable.

And to be saved, to see my family again - it was the most bittersweet feeling imaginable.

Expose the deepest pain imaginable by singing about your mother's death?

It is imaginable to use the same kind of functions to go further than just testing for existence.

What was Duchamp like? "Oh, he was the most charming person imaginable: kind and clever and witty."

Poets are not only due the highest respect imaginable here on earth, Milton's explaining to his dad.

The stunning scale of the interventions under way in financial markets - barely imaginable just weeks ago - make it seem that nothing will ever be the same.

Easy to get to from Bangkok by air conditioned bus, Pattaya offers every imaginable form of water sports, plentiful and affordable golf courses, and stimulating nightlife.

Some see this as a slippery slope down which “efficiency seems to authorise all imaginable offences against our dear language, ” as one educationalist grumbles.

As countless films and written accounts remind us, the strongest outer defenses imaginable can be subverted by a prisoner determined enough to tunnel through to the outside world.

The corollary to this is the idea that with appropriate education, indoctrination, social conditioning or what have you, people can be made to behave in almost any way imaginable.

When Chuck moved I noticed I was frozen still, and could not understand why the prospect of moving seemed like the most frightening thing imaginable. It was all I could think of.

But a cold hard physics fact is that something hurting though space at 18,000 miles a second could be torn up by a collision with the tiniest speck of dust imaginable.