Sentence examples for envisaged a future from inspiring English sources

Back in 1948, we envisaged a future of security, prosperity and mutual respect with our neighbors.

A certain kind of fatuous materialist progressivism was ascendant — the progressivism of Shaw and Wells and Beatrice and Sidney Webb, which envisaged a future of unending technological advance.

Some researchers envisaged a future in which tests would be offered to at-risk men and women who were planning families.

The forward, who has started United's past two games and was impressive in the victory at Swansea City last Sunday, had stressed before that game in Ljubljana that he still envisaged a future at this level, and will have an immediate opportunity to remind the watching world of his credentials as he gains his 119th cap.

No doubt looking at other digital media brands, from iTunes to Netflix, to the PC gaming service Steam, Microsoft envisaged a future where games would go entirely digital; where consumers would be free from paying $60 for a physical disc and then losing money on its depreciated resale.

It is possible that the promise of houses and lands in Matthew 19 29 and Mark 10 29 30 is metaphorical, but it is also possible that Jesus envisaged a future society in which property would still count, though it would be redistributed.

I couldn't envisage a future with me in it.

One answer to that challenge is to envisage a future zero carbon city in Minecraft.

Few serious analysts or commentators envisage a future outside the EU.

This is not to say that I envisage a future without any elected representatives.

Israelis were not yet envisaging a future without the peace treaty with Egypt.