Sentence examples for actually envisioned from inspiring English sources

"It's a total transformation, as I actually envisioned it, and as I think New Yorkers wanted it to be".

He contends that the deal was fraudulently labeled a merger when it was actually envisioned as a takeover from the start by Mr. Schrempp, Daimler-Benz's chief executive, and the rest of his management team.

He sued DaimlerChrysler, asserting that the German company Daimler-Benz and the American company Chrysler fraudulently labeled their 1998 deal a merger when it was actually envisioned as a takeover -- giving him no takeover premium as a Chrysler shareholder.

Whether Spencer actually envisioned his utilitarianism this way is unclear.

But our Federation was actually envisioned by a group of men including Sir Henry Parkes, whose nickname was Hi-Ham.

And I actually envisioned at one point—I couldn't sell this to my editor a cover where in sort of lighter shadow behind the word "tricked" would be all those other words going up and down the front of the book.

Suddenly, universal health care went from being a distant progressive dream to something you could actually envision happening in the next administration.

I know it took years for Ms. Skuber to put this show together; she actually envisions all the collages being sewn into one big collage, which would measure 10 feet square.

Lastly, the videos can be used by guidance counselors to help students think through their career options and actually envision what working as a professional in that field would be like.

Featuring a fully-functioning garden with 679 plant species and 1,000 cubic meters of soil, the bridge is supported by two river pyles but the duo actually envision the project as less of a link than its own destination.

Rationally I do know that flying is the safest form of travel but there have been moments when I was a young mother that I could actually envision running down the aisle right before take off and insisting to be let off the plane.