Sentence examples for seem to envision from inspiring English sources

To begin with, the candidates seem to envision different processes.

Van Gogh is a hero of mine – his paintings seem to envision a world and a cosmos beyond this world.

Displaying a competitiveness bred by long years in the workplace, many women seem to envision a daughter's wedding as a crowning moment of their own lives -- a time to celebrate personal triumphs.

(And I also think not: many nationalization supporters seem to envision instead that the government would take over the banks and run them as going concerns, including making new loans and adding depositors, until they can be broken up and sold back into private hands).

But perhaps the most interesting question is whether the kind of casual gaming that media streamers seem to envision is a real market.

Managers of luxury hotels for instance seem to envision gastronomy just as being an extra item in the package they want to offer to their clients (interview 5 and survey).

What the PCAST report seems to envision is going beyond that and looking at sharing and using cognitive technologies.

The Apocryphon of John, for example, seems to envision eventual salvation for everyone except those who knowingly reject the revelation after having received it.

All in all, MTV seems to envision daily life as an endless game of pool in which people antagonize each other, then storm off to points unknown.

Trump's account was so ambitious that it seemed to envision his election as something much bigger than democratic politics—a sharp break with the past.

This is far from the storage of files in the equivalent of locked cabinets that much of the law seems to envision.