Sentence examples for really envisioned from inspiring English sources

"We never really envisioned this happening — coming down to must-wins like this," Landry said.

With the money, he and his family have settled old debts and put some money away for retirement, something he had never really envisioned.

First, it meant that banks were taking excessive risks that were never really envisioned when the government began insuring deposits — and became, in effect, the backstop for the banking industry.

For the soldiers and officers of the Army's Third Infantry Division, the war in Iraq has become something no one really envisioned when the division crossed the Kuwaiti border on the night of March 19 , 2003 a routine.

None of this was really envisioned when the Central Intelligence Agency planned the expansion known as the New Headquarters Building in the 1980s and asked artists to submit proposals to create a work of art for the courtyard.

All around him, aides who as recently as a month ago had been steeling themselves for defeat, murmuring that they had never really envisioned a job in the White House anyway, are now allowing themselves to privately muse about what life in Washington would be like.

Gail: You know, I can really envision Romney selling sausages.

"I couldn't really envision it, to be honest," he said.

This really envisions a very modern health care system in mental health".

What opponents needed to understand, he said, was that "no one was really envisioning widespread use of Truvada as PrEP.

Gerald Meyer Marcc's only flaw that mattered to me was that he didn't really envision what would come after him.