Sentence examples for one pretend that from inspiring English sources

Only in the "up is down, black is white" bizarro world of climate change denial could one pretend that the IPCC has failed to confirm the original Hockey Stick conclusions, let alone contradict them.

The title is an adaptation of Sir Winston Churchill's famous comment on democracy made in a speech to the House of Commons on 11 November 1947: No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise.

Now, no one pretends that his regular customers on that stretch of the Upper East Side, ZIP code 10021, are destitute.

No one pretends that the clock can be put back on data storage, or that no surveillance is needed as an aid to criminal investigation.

These days, the Internet remains a critical enabler of commerce, but no one pretends that staking out a little real estate on the Web will ensure business success.

While the traffic congestion may be a heartening sign, no one pretends that the apparent boom is anything other than temporary: one aspect of a huge bubble inflated by the post-tsunami reconstruction aid blowing into the province.Some $2 billion has entered the local economy this year.

"No one pretends that it didn't happen.

No one pretends that what they're shooting is vérité.

No one pretends that its business is other than what it is.

Unconscious bias is something that affects everyone, and no one pretends that it's easily eradicated.

But no one pretends that they really are much like the typical U.S.F.