To him, one imagines, it would rise up like a bad dream; he would see an archipelago of solitudes, feverishly interlinked, with bridges collapsing as fast as we can build them.
Forever the renegade, Marty holds nothing back; he relays it as one imagines he plays it — flat out and full tilt.
It is, one imagines, the first bit of peace either will have had for a while.
It could, one imagines, be transformed without ado into temporary housing for the victims of a major disaster, so settling down to a James Franco movie felt like a relative relief, though not by much.
It's sensationalism, but one imagines the effect on a child who lost her father before she was two, her mother at four and her sister at the age of 17 is anything but sensational.
It is important to realize that quantum mechanics is a branch of physics and that the business of physics is to describe and account for the way the world on both the large and the small scale actually is and not how one imagines it or would like it to be.
(Excited, five years ago, by "The Elementary Particles," I reread it recently with stolid boredom: great chunks of it sound the way one imagines the droning monologues of a sex-addiction meeting).
One imagines it to be three o'clock in the morning, the disturbances making it impossible to sleep.
One imagines it was probably jazz.
To the attendant, one imagines, it probably seems rather funny.
