Sentence examples for envisions all from inspiring English sources

Indian mythology envisions all this as a conflict between the masculine and the feminine.

I know it took years for Ms. Skuber to put this show together; she actually envisions all the collages being sewn into one big collage, which would measure 10 feet square.

For the longer term, she envisions all sorts of psychological changes.

"His plan basically envisions all Democrats elected to Congress being either from Hispanic-majority or African-American-majority districts," Professor Murray said.

He envisions all of them packing the pews for midday Mass and marveling at the marble altar and the 160-foot-long nave.

The leaders of Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Syria emerged from a meeting late tonight to reaffirm their commitment to a peace initiative that envisions all Arab states recognizing Israel in exchange for its withdrawal to its borders before 1967.

Then somebody else hears it out of context and all of a sudden is envisioning all these possibilities.

"The notion that he envisioned all this from the beginning -- I just have to laugh," Mr. Roberts said.

She has eluded Mr. McGinniss's "search," fulfilling the ideal, envisioned all those years ago by Roger Ailes and company, of the "TV politician" who could not be trapped in gray paragraphs "slid around like blocks".

Today's media landscape, with scores of television and radio channels available via satellite, cable or over the air, is unrecognizable from the one envisioned all those years ago.

It envisions an all-Iraqi panel of judges with power to sentence the guilty to death, a provision that troubles European nations and international human rights groups.