Q: If And finally he realized that he was thinking of a model--the one thing which is functionally the perfect analogue., can we say that "Finally, he noticed that he was imagining a prototype."?

A: yes

Q: If Every time I do something--watch television, play tennis, swim, take a bath--all I can think about is sex., can we say that "I enjoy tennis more than swimming."?

A: it is not possible to tell

Q: If that's that's an interesting point i think a the more i as i've thought about, can we say that "I think that is just totally wrong."?

A: no

Q: If An Englishman who trained as an anthropologist before going to work for BBC Television, Barker clearly made up his mind about his material before his cameras began to roll--so it's no surprise that it feels prechewed and predigested., can we say that "Barker, because of his work background, planned everything in advance to make a good work for the BBC."?

A:
yes