Sentence examples for had originally envisaged from inspiring English sources

President Bush's obvious displeasure with the idea led to the adoption last month of a more mildly worded referendum than Mr Chen had originally envisaged.

Lynda had originally envisaged a container made of opaque brown plastic and shaped like a grenade, but she had asked Bryan Honkawa, her head designer, to mock up some alternatives.

Greengrass's film, like many of the other films set during the Troubles, has turned out to have far more universality of interest than their film-makers had originally envisaged.

In reality, Cole's move to the continent in 2012 probably came too late in his career to offer us a true sight of the roaming playmaker Harry Redknapp had originally envisaged.

He had originally envisaged the show taking place in a "megadisco", but after discovering a lack of such venues ("they used to be everywhere," he bemoaned), he was forced to look to more conventional spaces to stage the piece, creating a hybrid between a club and a theatre where the audience watches standing up – and dancing.

Rattigan, who had originally envisaged the project as a film, confined the play's action to a suburban drawing-room as part of a bet with Asquith fils, who felt the playwright would not be able to do the story justice without lavish courtroom sets.

Having originally envisaged Project H (the H stands for "Humanity, Habitats, Health and Happiness") as a design firm through which she and colleagues would execute humanitarian projects, Ms. Pilloton soon realized that it could achieve much more by enabling other designers all over the world to work on them too.

Abbott said Pyne had since negotiated with those three governments and secured an agreement to deliver the same federal funding that had originally been envisaged over the next four years.

Rather he said AOL's acquisition strategy is "very focused on media" and there just weren't the product integration opportunities that had originally been envisaged.

For many young women, then, the medicalisation of the pill indirectly nurtured a desire to become pregnant sooner than had originally been envisaged.

It had originally been envisaged that the participants in the NFDP would complete all of the modules and would thus get used to different teaching styles and techniques over time.