Sentence examples for envisioned a dark from inspiring English sources

In the case of "Me, Myself and I," he envisioned a dark comedy about identical twins who are both named Otto.

When you think about hackathons and coders building something quick and dirty, you might envision a dark dorm room at Harvard filled with pizza boxes and empty Red Bull cans.

'A Clockwork Orange' RELEASE YEAR 1971 FUTURE YEAR Unspecified WORLDVIEW Much like "Children of Men," "A Clockwork Orange," also based on a novel, envisions a darker Britain.

If the pension system continues to wither, it is not hard to envision a darker future in which -- as was true until early in the 20th Century, before the advent of pensions -- many of the elderly would be forced to keep working to stave off poverty.

D. X. Ferris said that "when Hanneman wrote the song, he envisioned a scene from a dark street or bloody back alley," and later went on to say that the song "described a banished soul awakened and hungry for vengeance".

Robbins, who directed "Gypsy," had envisioned a different kind of show, less dark, a panorama of vaudeville, complete with jugglers, clowns and burlesque comics.

The Kabbalists envisioned a future time in which the world would be so dark that we wouldn't even know how blind we were.

Later work had some lighter touches, but this was dystopian techno that spoke to the dark truth about African Americans' recent history, and envisioned a fantastic sub-aquatic alternative.

He envisioned a renaissance.

He envisioned a five-tool catcher.

They envisioned a garden there.