Sentence examples for so we imagined from inspiring English sources

Without Mr. Duvalier, Haiti was a new country, or so we imagined, and so the Haitians imagined, too, initially.

Mission accomplished: we were strong again, or so we imagined, and the uniform — as George W. Bush understood when he swaggered across the deck of the Abraham Lincoln in a flight suit — was the symbol of that strength.

I was the only one of my friends — all of us academic transplants, all soldiers of art stationed on a far-off base (or so we imagined it) — who hadn't had something terrible happen to her yet.

First, we imagined a paella napoleon, using the chips as "pastry," but that seemed a little pedestrian and too meaty, so we imagined the shrimp and saffron being a savory ice cream, the rice as puffed rice sprinkles adhering to the ice cream.

So we imagined a post-apocalyptic type of meltdown in LA where these two characters had to just grab whatever they could to escape the city.

So we imagined if the SGCs involved in the mechanism of MIP.

Their wives were jubilant, so was the writer, so was most of Ann Arbor & so, we imagine, were the people of Juigalpa when the freshly washed & beribboned garbage truck from El Norte rolled into town.

Unredeemed and irredeemable (unlike Goethe's Faust), Marlowe's protagonist might seem the very model of modern humanity: almost all knowledge available (or so we imagine), almost all control of it out of reach.

O.K., so we imagine this inner central thing, whatever it is, to be a glowing coal, and every time we breathe in our breath causes the coal to glow more brightly, and when we exhale our whole being and the entire universe itself is gently warmed by this coal!

So we imagine each builder as player ∃ in a game where all the other players are lumped together as ∀, and we aim to prove that ∃ has a winning strategy for this game.

The subconscious mind is always trying to protect us from danger so we imagine the worst-case scenario.