Sentence examples for i envisaged her from inspiring English sources

When I was thinking up the Violet books, I envisaged her travelling around the world solving mysteries, like Tintin.

I only wish I could have envisaged her hive better: it's a "top bar" type rather than the more familiar Langstroth, and her descriptions of what the bees were building each time she opened it seemed fascinating, but went clean over my head.

Wilson's newfangled Four Children are a thoroughly modern family – brother, sister, half-sib and step – and I can envisage her making witty, fruitful observations about the meeting of such a 21st-century hotchpotch and the Norfolk-suited, pinafore-darning Edwardians.

But, as with so much else in her life, the finished film proved to be "different from what I envisaged, which is wonderful.

Many, including Tyler, consider it to be her best novel ("it is the one that came closest to what I envisaged at the beginning").

This was not how I envisaged it.

This is not how I envisaged my Sunday starting.

Not exactly what I dreamed of when I envisaged myself at 24.

At first I envisaged a life just sat in my parents' house in Buckinghamshire, for ever.

Not that I envisaged being face down in Leicester Square after celebrating my GCSEs.

Before I arrived I envisaged the LA of Raymond Chandler: the sun-bleached streets, the dark romanticism.