Sentence examples for may have envisaged from inspiring English sources

It was not quite the relaxing Saturday-afternoon activity some may have envisaged; the squad were put into two boats and the chagrin when Bunjaki ordered three in each vessel to put down their oars is not hard to picture.

These often turn out to be more informative than the initial questioner may have envisaged: for example, the somewhat frivolous question "What's the best way to stop Velociraptor attacks?" (http://www.askabiologist.org.uk/answers/viewtopic.php?id=988) attracted six answers.

She was discharged from hospital in January 2013 and her life now is unimaginably different to anything she may have envisaged when she was an anonymous voice chronicling the fears of schoolgirls under the shadow of the Taliban.

The computer has speeded things up a bit more, and indeed is making everyone self-sufficient in ways that Mr Alan may not have envisaged.

While the original textile designers may not have envisaged their esteemed creations covered in some of the pop-art-style flamingos and ice-cream icons which reside within Yr's own catalogue, it certainly has the potential to spark an interest among "people on the peripheries of fashion design who have very strong aesthetic ideas", Postlethwaite points out.

In that work, they have envisaged advances in computing and engineering technologies that may extend surgeons' ability to plan and carry out surgical interventions.

There is a sense that, as with the 2005 Ashes, the series may be about to consume the country in a way none of us could have envisaged.

That in itself may be a significant scientific discovery, because it's a far cry from the softer consistency some have envisaged for these "dirty snowballs" - thought to be relics from the formation of the Solar System.

It was not the departure he would have envisaged.

"I could not have envisaged the year I have had.

Who then could possibly have envisaged what would transpire?