Sentence examples for a particular vision from inspiring English sources

And "All Together Now" does offer a particular vision of kinship in the aftermath of society.

Rather it has something to do with a particular vision of urban architecture.

They have a particular vision about what government should and should not do.

Theirs aren't arguments on behalf of a particular vision of who Jesus really was.

But they all offer a particular vision of dance and music as sophisticated concert arts that are entirely accessible.

But I would say it was the idea of a particular vision, not, metaphorically at least, a faulty one.

The crux of the matter, and the seldom mentioned elephant in the room, is that the British priority in Afghanistan is less about any particular vision for a democratic, stable or terrorist free country, but rather the strategic future of NATO and more importantly the US-UK alliance.

Also, the image of two black men in the Atlantic Ocean, when you can't see land for miles, as a black American, conjures a very particular vision.

Yet he actually had a very particular vision and, in i-D's 33-year history, he's rarely strayed from it.

Barnett notes, too, that Part of White's appeal lies in this ability to summon a powerful, particular vision of pre-industrial England.

It's also worth noting that some Christian groups are also trying to trigger the return of a very particular vision of Christ to bring about the end of days.