Sentence examples for a practical vision of from inspiring English sources

A pyrrhic victory in court won out over a practical vision of how environmental research can produce real economic benefits.

Leaders who failed to develop a practical vision of implementation and change and who were not involved themselves in the implementation process were described as barriers.

"I'd say we have a more practical vision of things," Caloni said.

At its birth in the mid-1820s, the Jacksonian, or Democratic, Party was a loose coalition of diverse men and interests united primarily by a practical vision.

The practical visions of Mr. Clarke, 83, make him a father of the real 2001 as well as the father of "2001: A Space Odyssey," whose screenplay he wrote with Stanley Kubrick.

Chile's and Brazil's emerging efforts at social transformation, resulting from dignitarian leadership, are harbingers of the future, prime examples of the global emergence of a practical dignitarian vision.

The Royal College of Physicians recently revised their guidance for stroke and currently recommend that every patient who has had a stroke should have a practical assessment of vision and examination of the visual field.

National guidelines in the UK recommend that every patient with stroke has a practical assessment of vision and examination of visual field [ 37, 38] with access to appropriate therapy.

It would just take some practical vision -- and a little bit of guts.

Standing in front of a set designed to replicate the Lincoln Memorial, before which Martin Luther King stood 45 years ago to deliver his "I have a dream" speech, Barack Obama forcefully, directly and passionately set forth his practical vision for a new America.

Christians will tell you that when Jesus spoke of the kingdom of God he was really conveying a practical political vision.