Sentence examples for a modern vision from inspiring English sources

"With Trump World Tower, I knew what I wanted: a modern vision of the Seagram Building.

In the coming weeks we will set out the choices around these and other problems that mean we can keep spending power in the economy and use it for a modern vision of a dynamic Britain.

"It can't be just a debate about inequality and the squeezed middle, it has to be about a modern vision for what a more diversified, broader Canadian economy looks like," he said.

A modern vision for experimental music is hard to find now, and in 50 years time you could look back on the art of this period and not know there was a war going on that was defining our time.

But as you will know from the long years of opposition we have endured, Labour only came to power after putting behind it the divisive behaviour of the past and uniting around a modern vision for both country and party.

Or we can embrace a modern vision of family where individuals form social and legal bonds out of love and loyalty, instead of defining family as a group coalesced under one male figurehead and a singular name.

In conjunction with building a 21st century-minded space, renderings for the future venue reveal a unique, modern vision and an edgy interior design.

"We're trying to marry traditional Italian opera with a more modern vision of what a theater can be, recovering our credibility in the meantime," Mr. De Martino said.

Yet Mr. Hill, the 41-year-old founder of TreeHugger, a Web site that made environmentalism attractive and aspirational by promoting a global, modern vision of sustainable design (think architectural chicken coops, green roofs and "ethical" condoms), has shown that he can profit from his own very sincere idealism and good taste.

After all, the one thing that "The Good Guys," "Chase," "My Generation" and "Lone Star" have in common is that they all offer a relatively modern vision of Texas, mostly free of the rural hicks and slimy oil barons of "Walker, Texas Ranger" or "Dallas".

He was strongly influenced by 19th-century Japanese Buddhist reformers who sought to cast off what they saw as the feudal social structures of the Tokugawa period and who advocated a more modern vision of Buddhism that could compete successfully with Christianity.