Sentence examples for he envisions himself from inspiring English sources

He envisions himself a cranky old geezer in a wheelchair by the time he sees it through.

He envisions himself as a valuable contributor again and insists he will not be a reserve after this stint.

He envisions himself as a heroically contrarian Modernist dedicated to the wedding of Cézannesque formalism and literary content; and as a Jewish intellectual in a tradition that includes Kafka, Soutine and other luminaries whom he memorializes in semi-abstract portraits.

Nash responded with a "no comment" to a final pair of questions — one about his hopes not to see the trade process drag into the summer, another asking if he envisions himself living in a big market like New York — before politely ending the interview and going on to score the second-most important goal of the game.

Mr. Obama frames his position on abortion as a nuanced one — he calls it a "a moral and ethical issue" best left to women and doctors — and he envisions himself forging consensus around causes like reducing unintended pregnancies and promoting adoption.

Jimmy Rollins might be a newcomer to the Dodgers, but he envisions himself becoming a leader on the team.

He envisioned himself growing old in the Capitol.

He envisioned himself as a diplomat, a leader in Zambian politics or as an official with the United Nations.

He said he envisioned himself as New York City's "chief investment attractor," traveling the globe to encourage corporations to open offices here.

In his report, Dr. Berrill concluded that Mr. Reyes indulged in fantasies in which he envisioned himself a superhero or the king of his social circle.

Can he envision himself in the position of Robert in the play, knowing his wife was having an affair with his best friend and allowing it to continue without confronting the friend?