Sentence examples for public imagine from inspiring English sources

"The public imagine that when you win, you get your costs back," Hislop says, "but you don't".

That may sound as if it means: can the public imagine him bayoneting Syrian President Assad while riding a horse, or ordering a military strike against Iran.

An extraordinary 44 per cent of those 'procedures' turn out not to be what most members of the public imagine as an 'animal experiment' but merely the act of breeding transgenic creatures, mostly done by allowing mice to do what male and female mice do naturally anyway.

And she did it all while managing to speak directly with the public (imagine that!), whereas McCain's stunt yesterday became an intrusion on and a distraction from the tense bailout negotiations.  .

If you are worried about being in public, imagine being in a private bathroom or other area.

One resentful House Republican staffer e-mailed The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza about the proposed Vitter amendment: "If they hate Congress," he said of the public, "imagine working for it".

With no precise definition of who belonged there, prison systems began to send people to segregation units who bore little resemblance to the serial killers or terrorists the public imagined filled such prisons.

The public imagines a candidate desperately consulting the polling oracle on what to think, how to speak, whether to roll up his pinstriped sleeves or switch to earth tones.

People expected to see images in black and white, and though movies had begun the shift to color ("The Wizard of Oz," of course, came out in 1939), newsreels and then early television would define how the public imagined most of the people seen in this show.

Federal funding doesn't cover abortions Public funding of medical care at places like Planned Parenthood does not look like what most of the general public imagines it to be.

The original Holmes stories are not always as the public imagines, McKellen argues.