Sentence examples for thought envisioned from inspiring English sources

Because there is little artifactual evidence of humans from this era, archaeologists have been divided over whether they were hunters; one popular school of thought envisioned these people as mostly scavenging their meat.

Tim I thought you envisioned her with Gordon Brown.

Back when Obama first put Hagel's name forward as Leon Panetta's replacement, it was greeted with a "Feh, okay, that wouldn't be so bad we guess," but I don't think Democrats envisioned that they'd actually have to spend multiple weeks straight up going to the mattresses for the guy.

I think he envisioned that everyone knew who he was, knew about his failure.

"I don't think they envisioned any idea of all this jumping around taking place," he said.

She added, "I don't think anyone envisioned it would come down to this close of a race".

When we all started clamoring for more investment in education, I don't think we envisioned it going into corporate profits.

"I don't think anybody envisioned this -- the prosecutor's office, the superintendent, the principals," said James Mumolie, the school board president.

"But when she left that position in Indiana, I don't think she envisioned where she would be today and how successful she would be at it.

I don't think they envisioned us bringing in swatches, tear sheets and sketches.

I think they envisioned Peggy as this rather sad, vulnerable lady who spent all her time worrying about her children".