Sentence examples for it imagines itself from inspiring English sources
Before long the family has become a multimedia publisher, and — though it imagines itself a producer — a consumer of digital tools, gadgetry and broadband.
While not as absolutely brilliant as it imagines itself to be, TV Burp is a treat, and this look back is one to set the Sky+ for.
What China needs is not better global propaganda, but bold new vision and leadership dedicated to recasting the way it imagines itself in the world.
An America that denies the human right of migration can no longer be the America it imagines itself to be, because it can no longer champion equality.
Liberalism's Others (2008-2011) used the knowledges and practices of those marginalized in liberal or liberalizing polities in order to understand liberalism not as it imagines itself but as it is practiced.
Whatever else this book is about, it is raising a kind of intellectual standard for liberal humanism at a time when it imagines itself besieged by doubters and critics.
The press, he concluded, castigated American enemies while ignoring the misdeeds of American allies; it imagined itself to be independent and critical but actually functioned as a propaganda organ of the government.
Perhaps this is because the world is less on the brink of real disaster than it sometimes imagines itself to be and therefore requires less the discipline of individual generalship.
Outside its borders, the country is even less frequently perceived as the white knight it might imagine itself to be; rather, conflicts of interest, real or perceived, trail it wherever it intervenes.
It still imagined itself as the world's third great power, equipped industrially to pioneer exciting and, as it turned out, risky technologies such as jet airliners and nuclear power stations.
It re-imagined itself staging special events, with the birthday parties becoming annual reunions for old friends as new scene faces went elsewhere.
