Sentence examples for quite envisaged from inspiring English sources

He reserved the role of gadfly for himself, though he perhaps hadn't quite envisaged being rather cruelly swatted when the horse turned nasty.

But amid the confusion there are successes, albeit often not quite as envisaged.

"The exact configuration and design was not quite as envisaged, but the approximate capabilities and specifications are essentially as we predicted".

Nevertheless, our subjects did not complain about this limitation and the resulting envisaged intakes were quite equivalent to average German consumption patterns with a slightly elevated energy intake in our study subjects, particularly in men.

For the lanky New England prepster, who was previously known principally for his anti-Vietnam War activities and his ill-starred 2004 Presidential campaign, it is quite a turnaround — and one that few envisaged when he succeeded Clinton, last February.

The resulting envisaged one day's food consumption was quite realistic, even though the total energy intake was slightly higher than the average energy intake in Germany, particularly in men [ 33].

But the envisaged timescale was different then.

Thirdly, there is a quite widespread international consensus that, while the Palestinian Prime Minister, Salam Fayad, has made some strides towards managing Ramallah's money and slowly improving security, as envisaged in Annapolis, Israel has taken few of the also envisaged parallel steps to free Palestinian movement – Khamis's checkpoints – and improve the economy, even in the West Bank.

The prospect of innumerable lives is therefore envisaged with dismay.

Intercourse between swan and woman can be just about envisaged.

Osborne envisaged borrowing being cut by about a quarter in the current year.