Sentence examples for we imagine of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ramsay makes over the kitchen at the Babylon restaurant, the customers come and Peter is instantly re-engaged, dreaming, we imagine, of his new future as a muscle-car facsimile of Rachael Ray.

We imagine, of course, that the prokaryotes, being the simpler, must be most similar to the earliest organisms on the planet; so, assuming life began here, we predict that the oldest fossils should be prokaryotes: They are going back over 3.5 billion years and the only form of life on the planet for at least another 1 billion years.

What do you really want me to do?" The farther away one stands from the Obamacare cases, the more curious they look against the portrait we usually imagine of ourselves.

But it also applies to the many thinking-activities we may imagine of Rodin's Le Penseur who is merely sitting on a rock with his chin in his hand.

"Purtiest," one line reads, a mangling, we must imagine of prettiest, leading then into "purty " for pretty, and "fer" for for.

So are a lot of people, and we imagine some of these writers wouldn't be looking forward to it either.

"What we imagine systems of speech-understanding to be is really mind-reading," says Mr Norman.

Can we imagine giants of old Labour – Keir Hardie, George Lansbury or Clement Attlee – ever wrapping the union flag around themselves in the same way?

We imagine plenty of Ritz-Carlton executives are tearing their hair out over this.

We imagine representatives of the world's countries meeting to choose the normative principles that constitute the basic international structure.

In the case where the inquiry is moral rather than scientific, can we imagine criticism of epistemic standards other than impartiality?