Sentence examples for envisioned situation from inspiring English sources

Each vignette described an envisioned situation in which participants were tasked with choosing a character.

Pope John Paul II envisioned situations similar to this one.

Regardless their differences in pitch, frequency or tone, they are sounds that seem to almost demand to be seen and seem to make much more sense when we imagine images for them, perhaps envisioning situations or objects that could have produced those sounds.

She looked astounded, as if she could have never envisioned a situation in which she would falter so badly.

He envisioned a situation where a return of 8.75 percent from a hedge fund owned by someone in the highest tax bracket in a high-tax state like New York could be whittled away to under 1.6 percent.

One rather suspects that Riemann envisioned the situation in this way.

In case A, the daughter-in-law told the author that she had envisioned the situation before marriage, since her mother-in-law has only one son, and unlike for other families with multiple children, sooner or later she knew she would have to adapt to this situation.

The catch in this case, the tax code authors likely never envisioned a situation where the government was selling a controlling share of a corporation back to private stakeholders.

Although pundits have envisioned doomsday situations, Schuerholz said he thought that people would be happy with the results but that the process would be somewhat fluid.

It is hard to envision any situation in which he would willingly give up control of his baby.

Freeney said the competitor inside him could not envision a situation in which he does not play.