Sentence examples for pretend it will from inspiring English sources

There are creative ways to make default less painful; trying to pretend it will not happen is not one of them.

"They just want to be like an ostrich and pretend it will all go away," said Sabrina Steger, whose daughter Kayce was killed when Mr. Carneal fired into a prayer group at Heath High School on Dec. 1, 1997.

Don't ignore it, and don't hope or pretend it will magically come back.

Russia is not going to pull this radioactive chestnut out of the fire, either, even though members of the Bush Administration still pretend it will.

Many distortedly insist we should pretend, that if we just pretend it will come to be true.

So... now what? 1) Let the negative, sad, frustrated emotions drag you down into utter despair (That sounds just lovely, right?). 2) Pretend it will go away soon, or that someone else will fix it for you while you watch "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" (Hate to break it to you, but this will not go away anytime soon).

No wonder many of the GOP establishment have been choosing to ignore this reality for so long -- it's certainly easier to pretend it'll all magically go away somehow.

"This is simply not enough and we need to stop pretending it will be," he said.

Despite the vast energy this consumed, Mr Cameron is not even pretending it will further his round-the-clock ambitions.

When communities start to raise the issues, the government pretends it will review the concession agreements," Nyahn added.

The treaty's supporters, including many non-governmental organisations such as Amnesty International and Oxfam, fear a loss of momentum.None of the treaty's backers pretends it will be a panacea.