Sentence examples for had never envisaged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vignelli had never envisaged it being used without them.

Moores said he had never envisaged the takeover causing such huge problems and called on Hicks and Gillett to resolve their differences.

They found themselves confronted with a practical dilemma that Congress had never envisaged and thus never addressed when it wrote the Civil Rights Act.

In fact, China has never envisaged anything more than glacial change, insisting Hong Kong is an "economic" city, not a "political" one.

"Small providers that would have never envisaged being market-leaders are slowly finding themselves near the top of the market, due to other providers falling out of the best buys.

"We've lost at least six bridges, which is something we've never envisaged before.

An American victory had never been envisaged at this would-be showcase for Russian pianistic supremacy, whose jury included both Sviatoslav Richter and Emil Gilels.

He reminded us that from day one it had never been envisaged that MK could achieve a military victory over the South African army; that MK's primary aim was to engage in armed activity alongside the political struggle and mass mobilisation; that the two together would force the enemy to the negotiating table.

Although the original promoters of the scheme had envisaged Brookwood Cemetery becoming London's main or only cemetery, the scheme had never been as popular as they had hoped.

With Beecham's return the composer became, in Hadley's words, "what his most fervent admirers had never envisaged a genuine popular success".

"Even though I always wanted to set up a business and be my own boss, I never envisaged myself having done so by the age of 23".