Sentence examples for can one pretend from inspiring English sources
But, even here, safe at home in America, how can one pretend not to notice humanity' s innate viciousness when a human skin lampshade, this icon of genocide, sits on your table?
IN the push world one pretends you can anticipate the market.
Wages for workers have risen since the disaster – the minimum monthly salary for an entry-level worker is now 5,300BDT (about £40) a month – but so have rents, and no one can pretend a family can live on a single salary.
No one can pretend that traingate is one of most important news stories of the era.
"Well, Tocqueville's America came to an end on Sept. 11: no one can pretend that America is isolated and protected from the rest of the world.
No one can pretend that a change as extensive as this can be once-and-for-all.
No one can pretend that a grand destiny must lie before them on Sunday and it could be that the prospect of a commonplace struggle will relieve them of undue expectations.
Still, no one can pretend that the Jets looked anything but awful and impotent.
But no one can pretend that the only victims of gentrification are humans.
No one can pretend now that we are moving towards a property-owning democracy.
No one can pretend that the result of the presidential elections will not hurt.
