Sentence examples for after one imagines from inspiring English sources

Jackson beautifully contextualizes Ellison, whether in Oklahoma, Alabama or New York, where he finally fled in 1936, after, one imagines, one too many "chapel concerts at evening Vespers".

There is nothing more humanizing than heartbreak, and it is hard to not feel a twang of empathy upon this 1994 note of apology, written to Zita after what one imagines a typically awful night: "Please forgive all of the prideful mistakes I have made regarding you, I am now paying for everyone a thousandfold.

"After this explanation, that one imagines was delicate, the couple gave themselves a few days to reflect before clarifying the situation in the eyes of [public] opinion.

If the Wachowski siblings' latest sci-fi fantasy extravaganza, Jupiter Ascending, had arrived soon after their Matrix trilogy, one imagines it might have got pretty short shrift from the critics.

"I told the dancers, 'I have tried to give you all something, to give you a personality, someone who had a life before, during and, one imagines, after the scene,' " she said.

If ISIS were ever to become an established state, after a few decades one imagines it might resemble Saudi Arabia.

He also joked after what one imagined was the first of many ballads that we weren't going to have a lot of laughs this week, a joke that went right over sweet little David Archuleta's head.

After reading the story with (one imagines) high delight, Chester carefully composed a letter to its author, his old friend Cynthia Ozick.

One imagines a spring night in 1971, fifty years after the release of "The Sheik".

One imagines these young racers arriving in this mountain paradise after years of methodical training on icy slopes back home.

(Economic pressures, one imagines).