Sentence examples for great envisioned from inspiring English sources

Peter the Great envisioned the office as "the czar's eye," and Stalin forged it into a brutal instrument of control.

Samurai leaders of bakufu and han alike sought to grapple with the disturbing fact that the great peace envisioned as resulting from policies of rigid class separation, national isolation, and agricultural self-sufficiency was being undermined by unintended economic changes released by those policies themselves.

Not forgetting that "Guys and Dolls" was billed as a musical fable not of the Broadway anyone knew, but one that a great writer envisioned, Mr. Krebs wasted no time getting the rights to turn "Little Ham" into a musical fable of Harlem.

The greater universe envisioned by eternal inflation is so unimaginably large, chaotic and diverse that the question of a beginning to the whole shebang becomes almost irrelevant.

They envisioned great bargaining power with insurers.

The column explained the care that Times reporters and editors had taken in publishing the May 31 article and expressed doubt that any harm to the war on terrorism was as great as that envisioned by a striking number of readers.

Last May, after five weeks of rehearsal at the Glyndebourne Opera House on the Sussex downs of southeast England, the young American soprano Danielle de Niese was preparing to transform herself into Cleopatra — or at least an operatic impression of the great queen as envisioned in the director David McVicar's audacious production of Handel's "Giulio Cesare".

What historians do agree upon is that the condemnations allowed science "to consider possibilities that the great philosopher never envisioned".

After that came the character of Dean, who in early drafts I described in greater detail and envisioned being the main force behind the story.

Critics also complain about the size of the DNI, which is significantly greater than originally envisioned by Congress.

Medicine mark-ups needed for sustainability were greater than originally envisioned by network administration.