Examples of using We cannot imagine in English and their translations into Italian
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And what we do not see or what we cannot imagine is if it did not exist.
We cannot imagine our table without potatoes any more- is not even believed that in due time peasants revolted against its landing.
While we cannot imagine Wells' vision coming to fruition anymore,
the famous Albert Cuijp market and Leidse square, we cannot imagine a place more suitable to start your journey.
daughter team truly were and we cannot imagine returning to Baglio Fontana and not finding them there.
So you see, while we cannot imagine the world of four dimensions… we can certainly think about it perfectly well.
But we cannot imagine what the Father can do by the power at work within us".
We cannot imagine that this problem can be resolved through the scant funds available in the rural development programmes.
We cannot imagine what they went through in their wandering before arriving in a refugee camp in Burundi.
We cannot imagine how life will be beyond death; all we know is that Being will not have us lose anything of what we have here.
would have done if, during filming in Ravenna for Red Desert, the fog had refused to appear even for one day, we cannot imagine.
when all matter condensed to nearly nothing at a temperature we cannot imagine.
and from here we cannot imagine the future.
Speaking in Vienna, S& D Group president Hannes Swoboda said:"Today, we cannot imagine economic development without the use of data and digital instruments such as the Internet.
that we have achieved, will spread the culture of giving in ways we cannot imagine and far beyond what our meager human efforts would indicate.
An optimized radio protocol to ensure that all the taken measurements well received by the supervisory station(obviously we cannot imagine that a failure leads to a lack of supervision during X hours during the transportation of blood products).
In Berto, we cannot imagine a different way of innovating if not one founded on a grand past,
What we cannot imagine is, for instance,