Sentence examples for sort of envisioned from inspiring English sources

I think people have sort of envisioned this real struggle or fight or problems with money or whatever, which hasn't been at all the case.

Gloria is the mother I think I sort of envisioned when I was a kid.

She just sort of envisions the scene and colors it in her mind".

"You can sort of envision the appeal of early decision radiating outward, from the most affluent to the middle class, and westward from the East Coast and then across the Pacific".

I try not to read the script if I can because having grown up making movies, when I read a script I just sort of envision my own version [of the story].

This is not the sort of equality envisioned by feminism.

In a world of government-issued currencies, the sort of laundering envisioned by Dr Green is impractical and often illegal.

The theory – that such a multilateral air war was not the sort of "hostilities" envisioned by the law – was developed by Mr. Koh.

Ultimately, the deal seems to embody the sort of shakeup envisioned in the policies set out by Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe.

And while there are picnics involved, loosely defined here as taking a break to have a snack in some pretty natural place, the original course concept is more accurately known as the Grand Teton Triathlon, and is the perhaps the farthest thing from the sort of picnics envisioned in Monet's 'Luncheon in the Grass' that you could get.

Similarly, rather than apparently restricting the infinite division of matter to some select moving parts, Leibniz maintains that every part of matter is everywhere moving, and so the sort of accommodation envisioned by Descartes must occur everywhere (A. 6.3.565f; 6.3.58f).