Sentence examples for envisage a very from inspiring English sources

As a Brexiteer who nonetheless embraces this collective destiny, Johnson is uniquely placed to explain its merits to sceptical voters who envisage a very different outcome.

But once you shake off the constraint of it having to look like a car, you can envisage a very different vehicle: it could look like a small room where people do what they want while the car is moving.

At the super LHC, which provides 10 times more intense beam collisions than the LHC, the detectors envisage a very high rate operation in a much harsher radiation environment.

The chairman of the Parliament's budget committee, Aleksandr Zhukov, said the draft 2001 budget envisages a very large growth in expenditure for the military, suggesting that Mr. Putin may be pursuing a strategy of raising pay levels in the military as he slashes its numbers.

Because I do tend to allow my thoughts to go down a path where I'm expecting the worst or I'm envisaging a very bad thing to happen in the end.

(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.

When Lauren Greenfield began work on Storyville: The Queen of Versailles (BBC4) she envisaged making a very different film: a story of excess, consumption and the American Dream taken to its limits by America's timeshare king.

I'd always envisaged playing a very eclectic party with good sound, good music, and good people creating a good vibe.

This could be envisaged as a very small primary Ca2+ release from an acid store (endosomes, lysosomes) being amplified very substantially by further Ca2+ release from both larger acid stores (zymogen granules) and the ER.

I envisage Lucy having a very similar relationship with the egg.

We can envisage a scenario whereby a very rare variant occurs only in cases.