Sentence examples for envisage an from inspiring English sources

You can envisage an object.

It is possible to envisage an opposite effect.

I can't envisage an intimate life again: this one hurt too much.

Were United so presumptuous as to cast an eye over the semi-final prospects, they might envisage an intriguing occasion.

Starting with items on depression and dementia, Countryfile Diaries seemed to envisage an audience short of the joys of spring.

They envisage an initial offering of a one-year humanities foundation course, similar to that offered in many American universities.

Ayatollah Sistani is "not a Khomeini," adds Mr. Nakash, and he does not envisage an Iraq ruled directly by clerics.

She slips into embarrassing mawkishness: "I was beginning to think I couldn't envisage an existence without Xavier".

They envisage an expansion of road-building in the forest, as well as some big hydroelectric projects.

And with the best will in the world, it's hard to envisage an introvert like Bush gearing up for a global jaunt.

It's hard to envisage an England golden boot winner not winning the main prize in the age of wall-to-wall football.