Sentence examples for envision stories from inspiring English sources

White began to envision stories in which the poor animal's life might be endangered — only this time it would survive.

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She became obsessed with weaving and how it helped her with her O.C.D. I envision subsequent stories about crafting.

I think everybody has a little bit of the director in them, envisioning these stories.

In "Mount Terminus," Bloom becomes a young storyboard artist, a man who envisions how stories can come to life frame by frame.

Extrapolating from that, he envisioned the story of a Manhattan wife set adrift.

That is "Wide Sargasso Sea," a novel that envisions the story of the first Mrs. Rochester, the one locked in Mr. Rochester's attic.

Continuing, Pattinson envisions the story becoming, "a 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith' thing".

For Neon Indian's "Polish Girl," director Tim Nackashi envisioned the story of a lonely humanoid who spends his days scanning people's bodies and thoughts in pursuit of tracking down a long lost love.

The photos make it easier to envision the wondrous stories members tell: the time that forty Lo Life crew members stood in the middle of a Manhattan skating rink in newly boosted Polo bathrobes; the time they threw small sticks of dynamite into a movie theatre in order to retrieve one member's beloved goose-down bubble jacket.

"I like to see myself," he said, although he added that he had never envisioned himself four stories high.