A vision of self-control and restraint.
Instead, Pickles has "a vision of self-funded councils that keep their business taxes with central grant dependence scaled back".
Like MacDiarmid, Gray is a lifelong socialist, and the narrator of Old Men in Love hopes to present "a vision of self-governing Scotland becoming a unique example of good socialism".
The limo is an extension of Eric: it's car and carapace both, but it also provides him with literal windows onto a world that, as the day unfolds, comes ferociously, threateningly alive with anarchist protests, a vision of self-annihilation and stirrings of revolution.
But in imagining a soldier of the future, Boccioni creates a vision of the self stretched out in a cloud of spatial distortion, the ego vanishing in space-time.
"For me, the story is much more about a vision of the self.
The differences between a vision of the self as a site for potential gender colonization /decolonization (as presupposed by Raymond) and a vision which emphasizes "mestiza consciousness" are significant.
It's a furious coming-of-age story about a talented person who should have come of age long ago, and it's a vision of the self-inflicted wounds borne by those who don't do so in time.
But mostly, she used a nearly hourlong speech to lay out a vision of America self-consciously in opposition to the one Mr. Trump put forth last week in Cleveland.
Click here to view the Let It Go parody, Fuck It All Slate's movie critic Dana Stevens, who also has a Frozen-addicted daughter, has written about her "familiar sense of deflation every time that pulse-racing song culminates in a vision of female self-actualisation as narrow and horizon-diminishing as a makeover".
According to Noddings, natural caring comes from a remembrance of being cared for, whereas ethical caring " is an active relation between my actual self and a vision of my ideal self as one- caring and cared- for" [ 28].
