Sentence examples for pretends that all from inspiring English sources

The EU's structure which pretends that all member states, of whatever size, are equally important does not fit well with the hardheaded business of relations with big, powerful neighbours.

Alex rapidly restores the family's flat to its GDR dinginess, installs his bedridden mother at home and pretends that all is still for the best in the best of all communist worlds.

"The president pretends that all is calm.

Liberals know that it takes a village; conservatives pretend that all it takes is John Wayne.

I won't pretend that all school performances were unalloyed joy.

No one is pretending that all Chrysler's problems are behind it.

And no one could pretend that all social workers abide by these golden rules.

At country clubs, it's much more difficult to pretend that all is well.

Meanwhile, Nigeria's foreign partners continue to pretend that all is well.

When everyone is obliged to pretend that all states are equally worthy of respect, moral authority becomes impossible.

He had used adventures from a number of books. he had read, an pretended that all happened to him.