Sentence examples for has ever envisaged from inspiring English sources
Vikander has been transformed, via a remarkable blend of prosthetic make-up and digital imagery, into one of the most striking robots that cinema has ever envisaged.
He wondered if Alexis de Tocqueville had ever envisaged a scene like this.
Disingenuous and ignorant at once, Blair once said that no one had ever envisaged a United States of Europe.
"It's been the most difficult journey that I don't think anyone could have ever envisaged.
And asked whether she had ever envisaged a further stint on the show, she scoffed: "No, don't be ridiculous".
Indeed, by the mid-90's, the courts were besieged with male-on-male harassment cases, the very last sort of cases that either the drafters of Title VII or its feminist interpreters had ever envisaged.
I think every golfer that has ever played the game has envisaged holing that putt on the 18th to slip a Green Jacket on.
We are able to accomplish this trick because we are symbolic creatures: we mentally decompose the world around us into a vocabulary of discrete symbols, which we can combine and recombine in our minds to envisage new possibilities and ask questions such as "what if?" As far as it is possible to ascertain, no other creature does that or has ever done it.
Paul Samuelson had envisaged in 1943 the probability of a "nightmarish combination of the worst features of inflation and deflation," worrying that "there would be ushered in the greatest period of unemployment and industrial dislocation which any economy has ever faced".
Nor had the pioneers of humanism ever envisaged a world in which monsters, such as Stalin, Hitler and the like, would be as gods ruling over 'selves' and the sciences.
