Sentence examples for envisions not from inspiring English sources

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.

Yet, out of utter destruction, the archbishop envisions not just a rebuilt parochial church on its old 22-by-55-foot 22-by-55-foot 22-by-55-foot 22-by-55-footrine open to all visiters.

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.

He envisions not just a shrinking or scaling-back of government, but an entire re-imagining of it.

Populous envisions not just a sports stadium, but a year-round, sustainable, multi-purpose Stadium of the Future, featuring augmented reality, "hospitality pods" that allow big spenders to move around the stadium for the best view, and even a pool for water sports with transparent tunnels for underwater stadium access.

A design developed by landscape architect Dan Waggoner envisions not just a traditional bicycle path, but also a complex series of green infrastructure interventions that would help New Orleans manage storm water runoff -- a crucial issue for this low-lying city with a history of flooding, such as happened from Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

This was not the Olympic start that Cavendish envisioned, not the party the assembled planned.

"But regardless of what religious choice we make, I can't envision not celebrating both traditions".

"I don't think they ever envisioned not being able to find someone".

Zawahiri envisioned not merely the removal of the head of state but a complete overthrow of the existing order.

This is a recurring theme with him: envisioning not just "success" but always, from the start, "more success".