Sentence examples for still imagining that from inspiring English sources

Of course, some Republicans are still imagining that Palin will be the party's standard-bearer in 2012.

One possible answer is that they're still imagining that they can pull a fast one — that they can sell supposed revenue raisers that don't actually raise much revenue, or that they can find a way to renege on whatever agreement might be reached by appealing to the various interests with a stake in particular deductions.

Anyone still imagining that it was only the defender's recovery from injury rather than his form that was preventing him from starting (and it's been clear for a while that's not the case) might have noted the coach's instructions to Gonzalez to be ready to play a few minutes when needed, either as an extra defender or even in a pinch as an extra forward.

A big blow to Putin, said many Beltway pundit types, still imagining that life at court matters in Moscow.

Some people still imagine that MMA has no rules.

And he still imagines that someday he might become a cop.

They still imagine that when push comes to shove, our politicians will come together to do what's necessary.

Nonetheless, Coolidge said, he still imagines that "we could find some of these people, as old men, living their lives".

(This theory makes a lot of sense to kids, who can still imagine that vast territories of their brains have yet to be explored).

It's why some prognosticators still imagine that John McCain can spin the Iraq fiasco to his political advantage as Richard Nixon miraculously did Vietnam.

But, strangely, many of those who live and work in the old building – both politicians and voters – still imagine that it has not really changed".