Sentence examples for Unified vision of from inspiring English sources
Despite these various collaborations, it didn't seem here that conductor and soloist had a unified vision of the piece.
AT the Lincoln Center Festival, theatergoers will have a chance to judge for themselves whether the multiple Pinters on view harbor a unified vision of the world.
Moreover, defenders of transparency have adopted a unified vision of human personality, which views social masks as a way of misrepresenting the true self.
It may not include specific decisions ("We're launching the new line on August 1"), but it allows you to develop a unified vision of where you're headed.
But the usual format, in which the symphonies are offered as the unified vision of a single conductor and orchestra, lacks the out-of-the-box sparkle that today's taste for high-concept productions demands.
A unified vision of what sustainability means – and how to achieve it – is needed, and the panellists mooted that a Live Aid-type event, or a visionary figurehead, would be useful to rally people around the idea and align it to their everyday lives.
It presents new and unified visions of the numerous problems that Laurent Praly has worked on in his prolific career: adaptive control, output feedback and observers, stability and stabilization.
Many realize and accept that marketing or promoting their country and assets isn't going to please all; rather, it's a paradigm shift for some to see that when outsiders are welcomed in, cultural and global differences melt into more unified visions of the world and its people.
In 2010, Denver's Biennial of the Americas, the brainchild of then-mayor John Hickenlooper (now Colorado's governor), launched with the lofty goal to "facilitate the development of a unified vision for the future of the Americas".
There is no unified vision for the retail hub, which has become a neighborhood of dead zones and hot spots.
Sharon Maurer, president of Community School Board 26, said it would be difficult to achieve "a unified vision" for a three-school campus involving three jurisdictions.
