Sentence examples for cannot begin to envisage from inspiring English sources

Now he says that he cannot begin to envisage himself in that profession.

Although there are no equivalent data dealing with postsynaptically-generated NO, we can begin to envisage what happens.

How small is he, I wonder, beginning to envisage a munchkin, a garden gnome, a Borrower..

Looking at the show, I began to envisage Penn as a quiet American cousin of the Catherine Deneuve character in "Belle de Jour".

The idea of a universal library, like that of Alexandria, arose only after the Greek mind had begun to envisage and encompass a larger worldview.

At her book launch she explained that she had begun to envisage her work not as poems so much as "sound carvings".

Doing so would mean abandoning our whole system of knowledge, and replacing it with an alternative which we have not even begun to envisage.

Detroit cannot begin to make that claim.

They cannot begin to cope.

Students cannot begin to complete the online version until August 1.

Where this story will end I cannot begin to guess.