Sentence examples for pretend the consequences from inspiring English sources
I realise that as a journalist this puts me in a compromised position, but I decided that I'd rather help out in winning the argument in favour of innovative technology businesses than sit on the fence and pretend the consequences of this Bill were something someone else would have to do something about.
But it is not acceptable to pretend that the consequence of his/her decision is anything but death.
Pretend the topic is awesome.
Pretend the floor is lava.
Tacky exhibits, tacky ponzi schemes, tacky budgets, tacky commentators ignoring disasters and then pretending the solutions would hold even more dire consequences.
With that knowledge, we can no longer pretend innocence, even about the consequences of leaving that pregnancy unattended," Joshua Lederberg wrote at the time.
To pretend that we exist outside the consequences of blackness in this country is to do both ourselves and African Americans a profound injustice.
But in some places across the globe children would never pretend to be witches because the consequences are not only dire but they can also be deadly.
What he meant was that, like Jesus, Meursault refused to lie and was prepared to take the consequences of not pretending to feel or be something he wasn't.
They are so widespread that almost no one can pretend not to have used or suffered the consequences of one of them.
