Sentence examples for envision someone from inspiring English sources
In many of these photos, we can easily envision someone coming along to set things right.
You don't envision someone in J. Crew playing lacrosse anymore; they seem more likely to be philosophizing and seducing.
Maybe he just couldn't envision someone like Sandusky — a distinguished professional, a seeming do-gooder — as a molester.
"You can't envision someone taking their Chihuahua and playing out in the snow for very long," Dr. Rucker said.
"It's hard to envision someone too far from the center, on either side, winning a statewide election".
But he said he could envision someone who wants to become an owner solely for "vanity purposes" buying a 25 percent share.
Mr. Rumsfeld said in the interview that the plan had always envisioned someone like Mr. Bremer to fill the role of overall civilian administrator for Iraq.
When Bill Harris thinks about investment advisers that cater to the wealthy, he said he envisions someone with graying hair behind a mahogany desk who has a "parent-child" relationship with clients.
"Alain, who had had the idea for a long time, envisioned someone famous writing a score, and following babies from 1 to 3 to create a kind of baby music video," Mr. Balmès, in New York for the film's opening, said the other day over breakfast at a Midtown hotel.
According to a report in AdAge, YouTube "envisions someone directing the money toward a short film or to increase their current level of production on YouTube".
It was all suits, jackets and pea coats for the most part with the bankers sporting the look that you would expect if you envisioned someone ready to drill Snap executives on questions about the future of the company.
