Sentence examples for well one imagines from inspiring English sources

If done well, one imagines that this could eventually turn Facebook into a kind of General Electric, Procter & Gamble, or Cisco of the online-communications world: a corporation that owns many of the best brands in its industry and benefits as much from all these disparate brands operating under its umbrella as from its core service.

This could serve for the Objectivists as well; one scarcely imagines George Oppen playfully socking Zukofsky in the suit jacket while hanging out at the Cedar Tavern, William Carlos Williams stopping off for a quick one.

Librettist Moses (Nobody Loves Me) fares less well, but one imagines that the complexities of the source material were difficult to translate.

Well, not if one imagines asking the threatened conversos how they felt about it.

Glenn, one imagines, would get on well with Garry Cook, the former Manchester City chief executive.

Written by Eric Roth and directed by Robert De Niro, "The Good Shepherd" doesn't address the full consequences of that devastation, partly because it wants to take on the institution as well as the man, and partly, one imagines, because Mr. Angleton's crippling paranoia would have been too difficult to shape into a neat narrative.

One imagines that Obama himself understands this perfectly well.

Well imagine one on the most tender part of your body that someone then hooks suction to.

(Economic pressures, one imagines).

One imagines cheaper options.

Well, one can dream.