Hey presto, you have just imagined Manorbier.
As though I had just imagined the whole flag thing.
I concluded that for now I would rather not go through the scene I had just imagined.
Congratulations, you've just imagined The Soup, easily the dumbest, nastiest and cheapest non-drama show on US TV.
"You'd have just imagined that, coming out of that, this would be a natural step," Mr. Swarthout said.
Years later, I asked my friend Moore if he had seen or had just imagined such a sign and his eyes glazed over; no answer.
During one version of the interrogation, "it becomes hard to remember what they know and what they've just imagined about him, what he knows about himself and what he's just imagined.
Meanwhile, there was a growing consensus in Europe and Asia that only a true global superstate could prevent the debt contagion from spreading... FOR Americans, the scenario I've just imagined is a paranoid fantasy, the kind of New World Order nightmare that haunts the sleep of black-helicopter watchers and Trilateral Commission obsessives.
One assistant under whose care the gift-giving resided was Anita Colby, and for every year she had files fat with ads cut out of magazines, entries clipped from catalogs, drawings of gloves, robes or jewels that Selznick had just imagined, to say nothing of the lists of gift suggestions for all the Selznicks and their retainers.
Tropes are understood as simple entities, but the little exchange that we have just imagined suggests that they are meant to play a theoretical role analogous to the one that the universalist would invoke for complex entities, i.e., states of affairs.
