Sentence examples for first envision from inspiring English sources

What I myself — a woman of African descent, domesticated by European rules — first envision, when I hear "exotic," is an eye, black as a bottomless well.

That is, we first envision a variety of situations or environments in which the mental state could be embedded, i.e. a set of contexts or centered worlds that contain, at the center, the very mental state whose content we are interested in.

Find Your Grind aims to redirect young people with ambition from simply chasing sizable checks to being purpose-driven -- challenging them to first envision who they aspire to become, the problems they wish to solve and the lifestyles they ultimately desire to live.

We cannot create a better world if we do not first envision a better world.

Intent on safeguarding the country, he first envisioned the Navy.

The civilian federal trials that the administration first envisioned would have been so much simpler.

She said he first envisioned a young woman's face and profile, her hair flowing.

Plans for office space were part of Bridgewater Commons when it was first envisioned in 1984.

Howard was first envisioned during a series of dinner conversations among political brokers in downtown D.C.

Ms. Gustafson first envisioned this hedge as powerful shoulders supporting the head of the Gehry pavilion.

Ford didn't settle for the modest increases it first envisioned.