Sentence examples for may have envisioned from inspiring English sources

We may have envisioned Eric Plunk as the closer at some point, but Eck short-circuited that".

The nation took notice but didn't act or appear to be as moved as perhaps the activist may have envisioned.

Robert Moog may have envisioned a limited market for synthesisers when he developed the instrument in the mid-60s, but it hasn't turned out that way.

He may have envisioned cheers, shouts, balloons, traders cutting one another's ties and (this being 2006) dousing one another in Cristal.

While the writers of the Constitution may have envisioned a separate body with no ties to the executive or legislative branches of government, they failed to take into account the human element.

While Mrs. Bachmann may have envisioned herself caring for unwed mothers, as she said in 2006, Mr. Hendrickson, who worked with the couple for four years, said that to his knowledge, none were pregnant.

What he may not have envisioned is how thoroughly the boundary would blur.

I think he defines a new kind of patriotism, one our founders may not have envisioned, but would have understood, and approved.

("Strange Interlude" was a best-seller when it hit bO'Neilles, in 1928).

Employees today have access to an array of sensitive company information, leading to scenarios that the writers of the law may never have envisioned.

Building on the success of Drive, Winding Refn's previous collaboration with Ryan Gosling, Lionsgate, the film's distributor, may originally have envisioned a broader strategy.