Sentence examples for has always envisioned from inspiring English sources
The center has always envisioned programs to encourage dialogue among people of different religions.
After a career of overshadowed accomplishment, Nicholls now stands ready to find out whether the play he can produce is up to the role he has always envisioned.
And for most American Jews (though not for all Jews), the Zionist project has always envisioned a liberal, democratic state upholding the norms of citizenship and human rights that Theodore Herzl felt had been violated by European anti-semitism.
Although McKnight said he has not played defense regularly since he was at John Curtis Christian High School in River Ridge, La., Ryan has always envisioned him as a cornerback in the N.F.L. "He has the speed, the size, the athleticism, ball skills — everything you look for in a corner," Ryan said Wednesday.
Brazil has always envisioned the group as both a commercial and geo-strategic entity that could put up a common front in negotiations with the rest of the world, while the others seem interested mostly in gaining access to Brazil's huge market.
Mr. McClellan said it represented merely an expansion of the role Mr. Bush has always envisioned for the United Nations, though it comes at a time of increased domestic pressure to spread the burden of controlling a country where terrorism and lawlessness seem to be increasing.
"This is what I've always envisioned".
He had always envisioned bringing in a recent college graduate to replace him.
"I've always envisioned myself playing in big games," Bush said.
And we've always envisioned ourselves as bigger than we are.
