Sentence examples for attitudes envisaged from inspiring English sources

It is of course possible that full and vivid awareness of the nonmoral facts might motivate the sort of change in southern attitudes envisaged by the (at least the northern) moral realist.

The high level awareness for donation, in particular for females, together with the "pragmatic" attitude let envisage the need of lay people to contribute to research in a sort of balanced relationship: competence, skills, financial resources from institutions on one side, participation and donation of bio-material from individuals on the other.

In line with the colonial and racist attitudes of the times, Mr Sörgel envisaged Africa to be entirely at the disposal of Europe, a continent with plenty of space to accommodate Europe's masses.

The relevant verb, doxazein, often means 'to judge that something is so-and-so.' Hellenistic discussions envisage three attitudes that cognizers take to impressions (how things seem to them): assent, rejection, and suspension of judgment (epochê).

But he never envisaged that his civilized dialogue between two women with widely varying attitudes about veiling would turn into a virtual "Affaire Burkini" on French beaches.

(Jennifer, 40, O) Others, mainly few older males, envisaged a very different kind of role for government, recommending draconian measures directed at changing the behaviours and attitudes of the kinds of individuals whom they believed were responsible: I've certainly got ideas.

If that is their arrogant attitude, what hope is there of hospital consultants becoming a part of the brave new integrated primary/secondary/social care being envisaged by the DH? None at all, I would have thought.

Even Jacques-François Blondel, who in 1750 was probably the first architectural teacher to devote a separate section of his lecture courses to "history," envisaged the subject mainly as an account of the literary references to architecture found in antique manuscripts an attitude already developed by the 15th-century Renaissance architect Leon Battista Alberti.

This envisaged three steps.

It also envisaged representative assemblies.

Just what kind of distance is envisaged?