Sentence examples for envisaged him as from inspiring English sources

Roddenberry envisaged him as a person at war with himself, torn by being both human and Vulcan.

The Rank studio system kept him working in a series of trivial films; his portrayal of the psycho who killed Dixon of Dock Green in The Blue Lamp (1949) left such a lasting impression that, for a while, all producers envisaged him as a raincoated thug on the run.

"I envisaged him as rather like dropping a couple of potholers into a complex of caves," says Harris.

The envisaged applications, as well as some inherent VANET characteristics make data dissemination an essential service and a challenging task in these networks.

Basing on these first results, the setting of specific solutions to rebalance the effects of greening on the durum wheat sector is envisaged, as allowed by the present regulatory framework, in order to avoid an over-diversification in the impacts of the greening measure among different Italian regions.

A similar role for the two highly expressed hydrophobins of T. reesei could therefore be envisaged, as has been proposed for two A. niger hydrophobin-encoding genes which were also highly induced in the same conditions [ 3].

The sources of wealth are not envisaged as legitimate, or as anything other than bare-faced robbery.

The field was first envisaged as far back as the 1960s, but only now is the technology becoming available to make it practical.

The new museum, which is envisaged to cover emigration as well as immigration, would have a cafe, bookshop and auditorium, as well as a genealogy area with resources for those interested in tracing their own roots.

The assessment concept as a whole is envisaged to be as reliable, valid, cost-effective, and unobtrusive as possible.

There was Cubism (as proclaimed by Apollinaire in 1913): "We are moving toward an entirely new art which will stand, with respect to painting as envisaged heretofore, as music stands to literature".