Sentence examples for envisioned not only from inspiring English sources

Mr. Whitehead acknowledged the problems, but said he envisioned not only office towers, but also residential buildings, restaurants and cultural institutions on the site of the World Trade Center, while reaffirming Lower Manhattan as the financial center of the city and the region.

By early 2003 Wang envisioned not only a share of the wealth from China's auto industry but also tantalizing synergies: BYD could use its expertise to develop rechargeable batteries for electric cars.

When it became obvious Donald Trump had upended the Republican Party and seized its presidential nomination, most Democrats rejoiced and envisioned not only Hillary Clinton in the White House but Democratic majorities in Congress.

"This being the Mecca of basketball, as a kid you always envision not only playing in the N.B.A., but also having a chance to play at Madison Square Garden".

Both sides are envisioning not only a celebration of Mr. Clinton's glory years but a clear signal that his problems are of his own making and should not be used against Mr. Gore.

He envisions not only the purchase price -- analysts estimated it at $150 million to $200 million -- but also a deal that would let him remain in charge and pay him a substantial percentage of the profits in future years.

In the Agamemnon, the acid test for the translator is Cassandra's hallucinatory, mantic monody, in which the captive seer envisions not only the butchery of Agamemnon inside the house but also her own hideous death at the blood-drenched hands of Clytemnestra.

Ueshiba envisioned aikido not only as the synthesis of his martial training, but as an expression of his personal philosophy of universal peace and reconciliation.

Hence, the SZP, in contact with (and subordinate to) the Polish Government in Exile, envisioned itself not only as an armed resistance organization, but also as a vehicle through which the Polish state continued to administer its occupied territories.

The whole idea is that any meal I touch or any place I go, a person can envision themselves not only being a part of it but succeeding at it and maybe even doing a better job than I do.

The new Cuba he envisioned was "defined not only by the Castro brothers, or their enemies, or any particular group, but by the whole Cuban family".