Sentence examples for even envisaged from inspiring English sources

On individual civil liberties, he was not always a supporter of traditional values; he was a strong critic of the right to silence, and even envisaged the admissibility in a criminal trial of an accused's previous convictions in certain circumstances.

I'd mistakenly assumed that record labels still stuck singles out on 7in – I had even envisaged a rather thrilling world of limited-edition coloured-vinyl singles and picture discs – but it turns out the much-touted vinyl revival hasn't reached the arena of top 40 pop.

Very few colonists wanted or even envisaged independence at this stage.

The names were submitted to Downing Street in January long before the campaign started, or was even envisaged".

"They weren't even envisaged".

Being in a position where he can get a mortgage, he says, isn't something he can even envisage.

Some even envisage the return of the steel frame with pre-painted body panels hung on it, as used for the runabouts produced by Mercedes's Smart division.

"The perfect site would be an old Woolworths," he says, and even envisages food "picked to order in an Argos-type system".

The problems are provoking mounting criticism from Congress -- even envisaging possible American withdrawal -- as well as reluctance from NATO allies to keep troops in Kosovo and pleas for more money from an underfunded United Nations mission struggling to keep the peace.

As patches and monitors become smaller and more lightweight, he even envisages a time when vital sign data will be collected seamlessly, 24/7, without the need for the patient to take an active role.

Indeed, the more pragmatic among whale conservationists even envisage allowing Japan a local quota for whaling – thereby curtailing their unregulated pelagic fleet – in return for some kind of control.