Sentence examples for foreseeing that it from inspiring English sources

She refuses to believe the box was empty, explaining that when Zeus sealed the evils of the world in the box, she placed her own power of hope in it, foreseeing that it would eventually be opened.

This distinction upholds the view that there is a moral difference between intending a patient's death and foreseeing that it might happen, but not intending for it to happen.

"It did not foresee that it would produce this kind of payment".

They did not foresee that it would do so by throwing the continent into crisis.

He loved the new drug but could not foresee that it would lead to his downfall.

"I foresee that it's going to be a big story moving forward in 2013," he said.

I foresaw that it would happen, but the fact that I understand doesn't help one iota.

When the season first started, I don't think any of us foresaw that it would end up this way.

A new provision allows an ad to be rejected if the authority "reasonably foresees" that it "would incite or provoke violence or other immediate breach of the peace".

I suppose I became fascinated with why it was so hard, and why I hadn't foreseen that it would be.

Back then, no one foresaw that it might invent a new kind of howler: the one seen in the 25th over of England's innings.