Sentence examples for apparently imagine from inspiring English sources

They apparently imagine that QE was an intuitive reaction by Bernanke, one that academic macroeconomics would never have suggested.

Little did he apparently imagine the reaction at home, among young South Koreans who had been watching with a cold eye.

Actually, it is a nice insight into the Baker mentality - that he can apparently imagine a war that is killing young Americans by the hundreds but is not our central foreign policy issue.

Or apparently imagined the scope of the abuse accusations.

He apparently imagines that the Fall is the only band that matters, and it's a view that bears examination.

Dabhoiwala mentions Aretino once, apparently imagining that he was some kind of classical writer to be quoted only by the pretentious.

Now a resident of Jamaica, Stewart apparently imagined what noise the island's sound systems would make if mixed with Indian orchestras and immediately called the Rolling Stones frontman.

To cover all eventualities, four or more nude shadows is optimal ("nude" meaning any skin tone, not that generic Caucasian shade of buff the industry apparently imagines us all to be).

There's "horsepower" on the GOP side, because Priebus apparently imagines this is Top Gear and not Face The Nation.

The fact that Schultz apparently imagines himself winning the White House on a third-party centrist bid is reason enough to ignore whatever he does next.

Thomas apparently imagines all the oppressed people throughout American history the ones getting run off their land, denied rights, whipped, subjugated, beaten, separated from their families, imprisoned, starved to death, and massacred were never once, through all of it, denied dignity by the government that was doing those things.