Sentence examples for presumably envisaged from inspiring English sources

And what Cheggers presumably envisaged as a warm-hearted bit of fun has stirred up a sizeable amount of bad feeling within the comedy community.

As the diagram shows, the data from which images may be constructed are taken to be stored in Long Term Memory in the form of deep representations, "propositional" descriptions of the visual scene, presumably not dissimilar to the sorts of description envisaged by Pylyshyn.[1] However, as Kosslyn sees it, these are not directly available to consciousness.

Though presumably he does not envisage a return to 1838, when the only way that another Raphael, "St Catherine of Alexandria" could be saved for the nation was for the then chancellor to dip into his own pocket and buy it himself.

Whatever topography developed during the Palaeogene, as a direct result of these heating effects, underplating at the base of the crust, and the associated modest denudation, was presumably also short-lived; significant changes to the crustal thickness, and thus to the topography, can be envisaged as a consequence of subsequent lower-crustal flow.

This envisaged three steps.

It also envisaged representative assemblies.

Devolution never envisaged national separation.

For Clinton, Sherman envisaged "soft tones".

Just what kind of distance is envisaged?

For households, offsetting tax breaks were envisaged.

This was not how I envisaged it.