Sentence examples for then one imagines from inspiring English sources

A play about the Rising in the Abbey Theatre, the national theatre, would then, one imagines, be a solemn event, a fitting commemoration, a requiem for the brave, and an anthem for the new society.

As Mr Watts points out, the contest is an even better laboratory for the study of national identity (and, inevitably, of camp) then one might imagine:...Imagine my surprise when Serbia not only won, but crushed the opposition, beating second-place Ukraine...by 268 points to 235.

Then one could imagine Gingrich in grand settings in September of the election year: conceivably the nominee of his part--or possibly the running mate, or, at least, the acknowledged hero of its revival--appearing before large crowds in large cities to boast of large things to large applause.

If the public option worked well enough, then one could imagine an increasing number of citizens choosing to drop their private plans in favor of the public one.

Then no one imagined that the U.S. might be expected to fight on their behalf.

If government agencies enforced mandatory age-appropriate CPR and first aid training in schools, similar to how schools practice evacuation and file drills, then one could only imagine the impact this could have on the number of individuals capable of intervening in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and, in turn, the number of lives saved.

If Van Persie goes straight into the attack alongside Wayne Rooney, as one imagines he will, then his arrival is bound to impact on Danny Welbeck or Javier Hernández, or possibly both.

One imagines the curtain dropping, then rising on Act III, a work in progress.

If, for example, one makes ideas into things, then one can imagine that because one sees ideas, the ideas actually block one from seeing things in the external world.

The one thing no one imagined back then was that four decades later it would be South Asia, not Southeast Asia, that would still be beckoning America into a quagmire.

One imagines him capable of the unspeakable, and then keeping his mouth shut about it.