Sentence examples for was envisaging from inspiring English sources
verb
To conceive or see something within one's mind; to imagine or envision
- From the very dawn of existence the infant must envisage self, and body acting on self. McCosh.
Anyone thinking of the summer's Lions tour was envisaging many more red jerseys than white.
But the committee was envisaging an arrangement whereby serving judges would sit in something similar to the US Fisa court.
But his ordeals had shaken his allegiance, and he had eventually stopped living a life in which, as Berger wrote of Che, he was "envisaging his own death".
At this stage, while the local community split into two groups to bid against each other to see who would pay the most money to the Bishop of Grafton to leave the church just where it was, I was envisaging the small, white clapboard church as a box full of Christian stories.
(In 1972, Field was envisaging a physicalist account, along the lines of the causal theory of reference).
Letters he wrote while still a student show that he was envisaging a marriage of convenience as a means to increase his wealth and status.
One was envisaged with US bank BB&T.
This, after all, was envisaged as long ago as 1875.
Fertility was envisaged in terms of seven-year cycles.
"Austerity is going to be longer and harder than was envisaged even a year ago," says Wells.
Since then, the Jubilee Line extension has powered further growth - far more than was envisaged at first.
