Sentence examples for imagines the same from inspiring English sources

"Manderlay," set in 1933, imagines the same dynamic operating in America then and now.

One imagines the same of President Obama, who, when asked about the incident during a press conference the next week, said that racial profiling was a nationwide problem, and that, in this case, the police had "acted stupidly".

The lights of the Vivid Festival recall Kenneth Slessor's Five Bells, in which he imagines the same harbour: "blank and bone-white, like a maniac's thought/ The naphtha-flash of lightning slit the sky/ Knifing the dark with deathly photographs".

The point is not that Mobas attract larger audiences than traditional sporting events (Wimbledon will still be around in 50 years, whereas one imagines the same can't be said of LoL), but that they attract such enormous audiences that any minor change to the rules is a serious matter for a lot of people.

One imagines the same reckoning informs the reflex toward stealth at the EPA, or the NRC, or the myriad other executive offices that have achieved a level of secrecy so thorough and confounding as to begin eliciting the ire of the president's own party and its rank-and-file supporters.

I imagine the same will be done to SUs.

Imagine the same sort of distraction on an airplane flight.

Could you imagine the same story in an American setting?

It is hard to imagine the same fate for Williams.

It is hard to imagine the same happening in Nigeria.

You could imagine the same waves washing through the Marshalls.