Sentence examples for one can pretend that from inspiring English sources

No one can pretend that traingate is one of most important news stories of the era.

This was all within the public sphere, so no one can pretend that privatisation had anything to do with it.

"Well, Tocqueville's America came to an end on Sept. 11: no one can pretend that America is isolated and protected from the rest of the world.

No one can pretend that a grand destiny must lie before them on Sunday and it could be that the prospect of a commonplace struggle will relieve them of undue expectations.

Still, no one can pretend that the Jets looked anything but awful and impotent.

But no one can pretend that the only victims of gentrification are humans.

Decades of intensive observation have revealed that under some circumstances, animals can imagine the future or the past, can pay attention to imaginary objects, and can pretend that one object is another.

But the days when I can pretend that money is "only money" are growing farther and farther apart.

While the show lasts, we can pretend that people really are this beautiful, that those perfect knee-length camel boots can change your life.

There's a cynical joke among journalists that three points make a trend, because any reporter can pretend that three arbitrary anecdotes or factoids represent a pattern.

Luckily, it then goes backwards so we can pretend that, actually, the universe is compressing and that we're all going to get younger with every passing day.