Sentence examples for imagined equal from inspiring English sources

Notice the transition from (1) the insurance decisions you actually make to (2) the insurance decisions you would have made under imagined equal circumstances to (3) the insurance decisions the average member of society would have made under hypothetical equal circumstances.

For De Quincey, opium put the actual and the imagined on equal footing.

In Bolaño's world, what is imagined is equal to what is enacted; reality is provisional.

By Dan Chiasson For De Quincey, opium put the actual and the imagined on equal footing.

Imagining people, for Paterson, requires imagining with equal and competing sympathy the enormous latticework of impersonal, indifferent matter that surrounds them.

Chinaglia was able to live with them on the Cosmos, and by concentrating singularly on shooting for the goal, he imagined himself their equal.

Fresh from winning a general election, it announced that Greece's budget problems were far worse than imagined; a deficit equal to 12% of national output, not the 6% forecast by the previous government.

But for all the series' fantasy warfare over the past dozen or so years, the game never imagined women as equal players on the battlefield.

Perhaps that's because it's virtually impossible to imagine another equalling writer/director Jane Campion's 1993 magnum opus: an extraordinarily brooding drama that occupies an irrepressible space in audiences' minds and memories.

In an inevitable June dissent, they will likely argue that the constitution's framers did not imagine the equal-protection clause might ever be used to make illegal laws that limit marriage to one man and one woman.

I imagined everything would be equal between me and my husband.