Sentence examples for a vision of things from inspiring English sources
Few people in Nicosia have a vision of things being any different.
My wife and child had just left, and I had come to the end of my rope... Our squat was a mess, and I sat on the sofa reading – a vision of things to come – the prison letters of George Jackson, kept in the toughest US prisons at the pleasure of the authorities.
"It is a dream, a vision of things possible made from a mixture of the present and the past, and a projection of our hopes and fears.
It was a vision of things to come as resilience and persistence have transformed into continuous innovation that has made the Macintosh the only computer brand in continuous existence for over 30 years.
The fossils themselves are reminiscent of artist Daniel Arsham's brand of "future archaology," but they represent a completely different philosophical path from Arsham's concept of the future as "a dream, a vision of things possible made from a mixture of the present and the past, and a projection of our hopes and fears".
In 1961, the critic Alfred Kazin explained that Salinger's choice of teenagers as a subject matter was one reason for his appeal to young readers, but another was "a consciousness [among youths] that he speaks for them and virtually to them, in a language that is peculiarly honest and their own, with a vision of things that capture their most secret judgments of the world".
You may have had a vision of how things might have been different with your affair partner.
The gesture of solidarity gave Rabbi Bateman and his congregation a vision of how things might be.
I don't believe anyone has a monopoly on wisdom - we all have ideas and a vision of how things can be better.
Mr Weigel's elegantly written manifesto will certainly galvanise conservative Catholics who are dreaming of a vision of how things should be under the next pope.
He settled on diversifying the family home into a sustainable wedding and events venue, with a vision of doing things a different way.
