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Example sentences for "you imagine"

  • If Caesar himself were alive, could he, do you imagine, defend his own acts more vigorously than that most gallant man Hirtius defends them?

  • Who do you imagine there is whose blood he is not thirsting for?

  • Italy, do you imagine he would have failed to open one with the Rome postmark on it?

  • If the thief is as clever as you imagine, he will probably notice the manager's interest in him.

  • I am afraid your brother is not much good, but perhaps the affair is not so bad as you imagine.

  • You have laid your scheme very skilfully, that must be admitted; but you are in error if you imagine I don't see through you.

  • And do you imagine that I am lying on a bed of roses?

  • And do you imagine for a moment that this woman could bring herself to forget what has happened sufficiently to tolerate calmly my coming and going at Uhlenfelde?

  • But do you imagine that it makes what you have done one hair's breadth better?

  • Herr Kandidat," said Hertha, elevating her shoulders contemptuously, "do you imagine I am going to dispute with you?

  • Why, do you imagine I shall do away with myself, that I shall throw myself into the river?

  • You imagine no doubt, gentlemen, that I want to amuse you.

  • Do you imagine I can watch with pleasure as people abuse your good faith?

  • Bendish) And you, you imagine that I am used to your coldness and lack of love?

  • Exit Slice) Worthy: Madam, Cadwell will not be so faithful as you imagine.

  • That he is a hard man I know well; but I am convinced he is not so hard as you imagine.

  • A moment later, in a low and moved voice, she said, "Do you imagine it would be so easy for me to separate myself from you and the children?

  • You imagine that as soon as a doctor has scribbled something on a paper, and the chemist has sent in a neat little white packet, and an equally neat little bill, then everything must be all right!

  • Do you imagine they'd let a town grow up on three sides of their precious game-preserve?

  • Do you imagine," he said in a low voice, "that I do not know all that?

  • And as far as that goes there will be no such play as you imagine.

  • It was jolly to know you were really fond of me--but youthful sisters grow faster than you imagine.

  • Have you never felt--can't you imagine this?

  • Buckhurst, turning suddenly towards Caroline; "do you imagine that is my object?

  • Do you imagine that I would leave such a ragged end as that in my plot?

  • Do you imagine a wife is going to stand quietly by and see her husband make love to her companion?

  • And do you imagine, even if you should meet her some time in the future, that she would reciprocate this affection which, strangely enough, you manifest at this late day?

  • And pray what do you imagine it to be, senor, if one may be permitted to ask the question?

  • Now, supposing that I should experience any difficulty in satisfying Morillo upon the point that you just now referred to, what do you imagine will be the result?

  • Do you imagine I shall go without fulfilling that purpose?

  • Do you imagine I would have brought you into peril on any pretext?

  • Do you imagine a man has a right to steal because he has a wife and children?

  • It doesn't make any impression at all; you imagine it does.

  • But do you imagine, Lady Rehnhjelm, that the society could exist on voluntary contributions if the names of the donors did not appear in print?

  • Now, as I have simply stated the facts, do you imagine that a moment's doubt will be felt as to who has done this deed?

  • Do you imagine that I would judge you harshly--severely?

  • Do you imagine I will give you another opportunity to affront me as you did?

  • Do you imagine it will be possible then to keep your name out of it?


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "you imagine" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    you again; you always; you knew; you know very well; you live; you said; you see; you shall hear from; young again; young bird; young chief; young farmer; young leaves; young male; young sir; young woman; young women; your account; your correspondent; your own; your power; your reverence; your servant; your soul; your wife; your work