Can Imagine Or Can't Imagine at John Lacey blog

Can Imagine Or Can't Imagine. The phrase stands by itself to to say you have no words that are adequate. I can't imagine = it's so far out of my experience that. However, in a purely indicative mood, it is 'used to indicate possibility'. Used to emphasize how good, bad etc some.:. You’re acknowledging that you don’t know how hard it is, but. With we can imagine, it means we sympathize, we know we would feel a great deal of pain were we in such a situation. To say “i can’t imagine” is to express a feeling of being unable to conceive or comprehend something. I can only imagine what you're going. Or it can be used as a preface. The most i can do is imagine it. Unlike “i can’t imagine” telling someone you can imagine what they’re going through shows empathy. You can/can’t imagine something meaning, definition, what is you can/can’t imagine something: Try “i can imagine” or “i can only imagine”. I don't imagine. states without emphasis that, in your opinion, something is probably untrue. Conversely, can applies a more definite signification:

Try “i can imagine” or “i can only imagine”. Used to emphasize how good, bad etc some.:. You’re acknowledging that you don’t know how hard it is, but. I can only imagine = i haven't experienced it; To say “i can’t imagine” is to express a feeling of being unable to conceive or comprehend something. Unlike “i can’t imagine” telling someone you can imagine what they’re going through shows empathy. The phrase stands by itself to to say you have no words that are adequate. I can only imagine what you're going. It often implies that the subject is too difficult or strange to be imagined, and that it may be beyond one’s understanding. However, in a purely indicative mood, it is 'used to indicate possibility'.

If we can't imagine it, we can't create it

Can Imagine Or Can't Imagine The most i can do is imagine it. However, in a purely indicative mood, it is 'used to indicate possibility'. Try “i can imagine” or “i can only imagine”. The most i can do is imagine it. I can only imagine = i haven't experienced it; It often implies that the subject is too difficult or strange to be imagined, and that it may be beyond one’s understanding. Used to emphasize how good, bad etc some.:. I can't imagine = it's so far out of my experience that. I don't imagine. states without emphasis that, in your opinion, something is probably untrue. With we can imagine, it means we sympathize, we know we would feel a great deal of pain were we in such a situation. Or it can be used as a preface. Unlike “i can’t imagine” telling someone you can imagine what they’re going through shows empathy. I can only imagine what you're going. Conversely, can applies a more definite signification: The phrase stands by itself to to say you have no words that are adequate. You can/can’t imagine something meaning, definition, what is you can/can’t imagine something: