Sentence examples for we often imagine from inspiring English sources

But college, as we often imagine it, is fiction.

We often imagine that mystery is buried deep inside our lives, but it's also hidden around us, on the surface.

We often imagine that the court serves as a sort of neutral umpire controlling the warring political branches.

We often imagine prayer as a practice that affects the content of what we think about — our moral aspirations, or our contrition.

Sandbrook's conclusion is that the modern pop culture that we "often imagine to be tremendously subversive is actually much more conservative than we think".

Yet we often imagine that the costs and benefits are unrelated, that we can somehow have 2006 health care at 1950 (or even 1999) prices.

But in the meantime the burial ground gives back to both the "descendant community" and to everybody else a sense that we are all arising out of a more complex and painful past than we have often imagined.

Transhumanists often imagine a future in which we are free of the limitations imposed by our bodies.

None of these things is as simple as non-journalists often imagine.

And heritability itself is a funny thing that isn't as heritable as people often imagine.

But I often imagine the executive lives of my fellow undergraduates.