Sentence examples for envisioned a form from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, Fourier envisioned a form of society that would be more in keeping with human needs and desires.

Actions, Darwin went on to say, were originally deemed good or bad as they affected the tribe, and he envisioned a form of group selection.

He therefore envisioned a society formed of independent peasants and artisans, with factories and utilities run by associations of workers, all united by a system of mutual credit founded on people's banks.

Originally envisioned as a form of counter-radicalisation, it quickly became an unruly project that spread beyond security concerns.

Plato envisioned a higher realm of ideal forms, of perfect chairs, circles or galaxies, of which the phenomena of the sensible world were just flawed reflections.

The movie never materialised as the new art form Kesey had envisioned, a victim of the film and audio tapes reproducing at different speeds.

Given that the upper 1percentt is taking nearly all of recent productivity gains while the working class is falling out of the middle class, one could envision a form of "socialism" that goes beyond "safety-net" liberalism, retaining a large private sector but assuring that assets and income are spread more broadly.

He envisioned a renaissance.

He envisioned a five-tool catcher.

They envisioned a garden there.

I never envisioned a shutout.