Sentence examples for you cannot envisage from inspiring English sources

Significantly, McCarthy did not entirely approve of Virginia Woolf ("a certain kind of Woman Writer who's a Capital W, Capital W"), while Plath heartily did—"How does Woolf do it?"You cannot envisage the tough cookie who stayed in literary America and dipped her hatchet in the blood of J.D. Salinger, Truman Capote and David Halberstam, seriously contemplating suicide.

On the possibility of a DUP-UUP electoral deal, Nesbitt said: "All I'm saying is that in politics you never say never but I cannot envisage any circumstances in which it would be good for the Ulster Unionist party, good for the pro-Union people of Northern Ireland and good for politics to have an electoral pact".

I cannot envisage a circumstance in which any politician would order its use.

Thinking ahead, Timme cannot envisage a single area of the curriculum where 3D does not have the potential to touch.

I certainly cannot envisage a scenario where we would deficit-fund a network show because the risk is too great.

I cannot envisage a situation today in which the majority of Israelis will support such a withdrawal.

He insists, however, that he cannot envisage wholesale withdrawal from Britain: "Whatever happens to the assembly of the components of the vehicle, there will be a London taxi business in the UK.

Ford's bonds plunged last autumn; they have recovered but are hovering just above junk-bond status.Some in the industry cannot envisage the company that epitomises the automobile going bust.

But Barham Saleh, a senior official working for Mr Talabani, knows that "We cannot envisage a free Kurdistan...it is our fate to live within the borders of Iraq.

"It will be done on time," says Ecclestone, adding that although F1 is increasingly moving eastwards, he cannot envisage a time without races in Europe since "it is a world championship".

He has not shared it with anyone outside his immediate family or his most intimate circle of friends, and yet it is this secret, perhaps more than anything else, that shapes the person he is, that defines his life to such an extent that Peter cannot envisage what he would be like if it did not exist.