Sentence examples for a prescriptive vision from inspiring English sources

Prohibition became a prescriptive vision of virtue uniting varying ideologies, some elaborately utopian.

By ignoring the complexities of the European model for film financing and distribution, this prescriptive vision in fact threatens to make Europe's fragile film industry unsustainable, and ultimately to short-change the very European consumers it purports to empower.

He doesn't take a prescriptive or polemical position, but the thrust of his musings is towards the vision of a kind of ideal tension between wanting and getting; fantasising and actualising.

I'm not a prescriptive director.

She was never a prescriptive mother.

Historically, liberal internationalism has been a prescriptive ideology.

It is actually not a prescriptive diet at all, rather a pattern of eating.

"Myths, Illusions, and Peace" is both an analytical and a prescriptive book.

This casserole is versatile – I'm a cupboard cook, not a prescriptive or overly scientific one.

A prescriptive facial made dull skin radiant and the therapist delivered a professional, intuitive massage.

A prescriptive approach will not fit every property owner's needs.