Sentence examples for One envisions from inspiring English sources

One envisions a single large county center, which Mr. Suozzi said might take too long and might not retain historic structures like the courthouses.

One envisions an "enclave economy" in which the wealthy parts of the state — the Bay Area among them — wall themselves off and hoard resources, letting hoi polloi in the hinterlands fend for themselves.

One envisions cards unsmeared by sweat, chocolate, pocket gunk; a vision as heartening as a baseball stadium clean of soda cups and hand-scrawled signs after the game, which is to say a game without heart.

One envisions the Yalie wagging his finger with condescension.

One envisions that this methodology can be adapted for various types of nanomaterials.

One envisions an intuitive picture of permeation as random transitions among cyclic paths, and the relative contributions of the cycle fluxes afford experimental observables.

For one, no one envisioned Foreman ever being hurt.

One envisioned war between an "Oligarchy" of capitalists and a proletarian "Brotherhood of Destruction," culminating in a quarter-million corpses being stacked in Union Square.

One envisioned paradigm is to enable every traditional entity (node, user, and provider) to be exposed and consumed as a Service that provides and requests content information.

No one envisioned any problems with the project.

Still, haven't crises like the one envisioned by deficit scolds happened in the past?