Sentence examples for which she envisions from inspiring English sources

Ms. Saariaho's fascination — more accurately, obsession — with light shines through recent works like her concerto "Notes on Light" (2007), in which she envisions the solo cello as a source of light.

To give herself a mental edge, she practices visualization exercises in which she envisions herself defeating her opponent and routinely repeats such affirmations as, "I'm the best; I enjoy winning; I'm ambitious and self-assured".

One of the book's finer scenes depicts a nightmarish episode at a summer camp (always a rich source of terror) that seals their conflict: Josie, an asthmatic, is stranded by Judith and her cronies in a pit, where she suffers a hallucinatory attack in which she envisions memories from her life tucked inside a series of cabinet drawers.

Given the quality of the performance overall, Ada's grand Act 2 aria, in which she envisions future misfortunes but resolves to brave them for love's sake, stood out more than it might otherwise, thanks to an exciting rendition by Elisabet Strid, a soprano with a bright, flexible voice of ample power.

After buying a basket that she deemed large enough to carry a grocery bag, she caught a cab to the Store at the Museum of Arts and Design on Columbus Circle, where she picked out a bowl made from beads of recycled paper, woven together with cotton thread, which she envisioned holding supplies and tools on a desk.

In 1919, with Duchamp as her muse, Dreier more or less invented the concept of the modern-art museum, which she envisioned as an institution of international scope dedicated to making the art of the moment comprehensible to the public, through exhibitions, publications, lectures, concerts and a library.

She said they would cost too much, take too long and violate the spirit of the tribunal, which she said envisioned "only a small number of trials".

Somebody really, really doesn't want Elizabeth Warren to run the new Consumer Protection Financial Bureau, or "CFPB," which she first envisioned and proposed.

She looked astounded, as if she could have never envisioned a situation in which she would falter so badly.

(The scene in which she displays her calculations to the entire office of scientists features a small but brilliant stroke of film editing, which suggests that she envisioned the effect of that bold step before she took it).

She envisioned their wedding, which was held on Sept. 18 on Governors Island, as a public art project.