Sentence examples for a certain vision from inspiring English sources

If he lacked a certain vision, he was given much credit for shrewd management and steady government, and for devoting much time to the peace process.

Mr. Muller said this week: "I had a certain vision for Lutece, and I guess the owner had a different vision, basically a status quo vision for it.

The new building "represents extraordinary wealth" and "presents a certain vision of the city – one has these incredible views of the river and the Statue of Liberty.

The U.S., the U.K., and France approach statecraft in different ways, but they are allies in a certain vision of the world, and one important thing they share is an expectation of proper respect for Western secular religion.

My stance is entirely based in emotion: I have an emotional attachment to a certain vision of New York, and that vision includes a good indie bookstore on the L.E.S.

Chateaubriand's lyrical evocation of Gothic ruins the relics of the age of religious faith and young royalist writers' attraction to a certain vision of feudalism provided a different evaluation of the period.

For instance, a measure in South Carolina allows people with certain vision problems to get or renew a license if they use a special device on their glasses.

But by another, the smooth midsection of Mr. Valian's minivan reflects a certain municipal vision.

Chief Executive Stephen Lacy cites three things: downtown's new vibrancy ("For a creative company like ours, that fabric is really important"); cheap mansions ("They get to trade way up"); and a certain geographic vision ("As opposed to our competitors, who have no life experience west of the Hudson, our editors actually live the lives of readers").

But I confess that their contention that gendered violence and vulnerability are relics of a forgotten past strikes me as revealing a certain tunnel vision of privilege, a distinct lack of a sense of global citizenship and sisterhood.

Apes (and even birds) have demonstrated tool use, rudimentary spoken language and grammar, and, in a truly chilling potential precursor to a certain 1968 vision of the future, the ability to create 19,305 square mile common cultures, then fashion spears and patrol their territory, organize hunting parties, and wage war against different chimp cultures.