Sentence examples for envisioned itself from inspiring English sources

Even before the term Legaltech was coined, Legasis envisioned itself in the space of fusion IT & Lawyering.

Until that point China had envisioned itself as the center of the world, around which all else revolved.

Pakistan envisioned itself as a bulwark of Sunni Islam against Iran's Shiite fundamentalism, India's policies in Kashmir and Soviet atheism to the north in Central Asia.

Evan Williams, the Twitter co-founder, was asked on stage last week what areas were safe for third-party developers, and he wasn't able to give very clear guidance, noting that the company in its early days had not envisioned itself as a platform for others.

In short, Twitter envisioned itself as a pub/sub platform on a societal scale.

Berberian notes that Sphero never envisioned itself as a toy company, in spite of what it seemed like from the outside.

Take the case of a large U.S. electronics manufacturer that chose to envision itself in the food industry.

Google's algorithms have been structured to consider the information available and give us a ranking based on "quality" or "usefulness". Bing actually envisions itself as a "decision engine" rather than a search engine.

But while Ms. Rousseff, 62, has pledged to cleave to the formula that endeared Mr. da Silva to so many, she is hardly a carbon copy and faces some monumental tasks that he has left unfinished: fixing the nation's troubled educational record, improving dismal health and sanitation standards for millions, and turning Brazil into the kind of developed nation it envisions itself becoming.

Art History thus envisions itself as uniquely well positioned to train students from a variety of disciplines in the light of the dramatic visual turn that has gripped the humanities and the sciences over the course of the last decade, with more and more disciplines becoming vitally interested in visual forms and modes of communication.

Snap has declared itself a camera company, envisioning itself as more than just an app.