Sentence examples for while one imagines from inspiring English sources

While one imagines the actual game-play to have been a little on the grim side ("You've just won a beauty contest.

The currently injured Johan Djourou, a Swiss national, was born in Abidjan and has French as his first language, while one imagines that Vermaelen, although a Flamand rather than a Walloon, must have picked up something of Belgium's other tongue.

While no one imagines that Republicans would allow the minimum-wage bill to pass the House of Representatives, corporate executives are paid to be ruthlessly practical.

Each confesses to type: Michel prefers to make love while semi-conscious, Bernard-Henri while on high alert (one imagines him staring, existentially, into the very soul of his lover during sex, which must be rather trying).

Real court looks like a stuffy open-plan office; the gap at the front where one imagines lawyers standing while they orate is filled with people sitting at computers.

The hope, one imagines, is to channel modern R&B while retaining a semblance of indie "authenticity".

It is, one imagines, the first bit of peace either will have had for a while.

Second, while one can imagine Google souring on advertising, it's harder to imagine it souring on data tracking – the two are not the same.

One imagines that the president was a third party while they were playing with the destinies of so many people.

One imagines a field of American flags waving at dusk while John McCain looks down from heaven in approval.

(Economic pressures, one imagines).