Sentence examples for a real vision of from inspiring English sources

The only party with a real vision of Europe.

"The story is so clear it gives you a real vision of the piece," she said.

"Sportal is quickly gaining momentum in the European and Asian online sports arena and has a real vision of the future," said Francois Tison of Europ@web.

Of course, people have tried comedy rapping before (try Googling "two ronnies rap" for a real vision of non-PC comedy hell) but Brown has real credentials.

" Heber-Percy of Mr and Mrs Smith adds, "He had a real vision of hotels as places you want to hang out in, not just head straight to your bedroom.

If I am supposed to believe that the city wants to do an autopsy on her to determine why she lived to be 366, then I want a real vision of who she was.

A real vision for the people of Scotland.

One of the ways is by distributing smaller record labels whose owners have a real vision for what kind of music they want to bring to the marketplace.

Yet there is a real vision here, a world of secure communication, and one that's nourished by deep roots.

The great thing about this movement is that the athletes themselves, when given the chance, have a real vision, and it's one of inclusion, openness, tolerance, friendship, teamwork, and it's not some mom or dad's or Tim Shriver's vision.

In discussing the nature of time, Blake wrote in his notes: "The Greeks represented Chronos or Time as a very Aged Man; this is Fable, but the Real Vision of Time is in Eternal Youth.