Sentence examples for a vision that would from inspiring English sources

Change is an unnerving proposition, and the conservative voices that dominate motor sports haven't embraced a vision that would require a fundamental rethinking of racecar design.

Once you step into the lobby, the aggressive exterior gives way to a vision that would fit comfortably in postwar corporate America.

And he injected a shot of film fantasy into a world generally treated with some disdain by directors; a vision that would trump most pre-teen dreams.

That's an eye-opening take on the painting, but it also tells us something about Proust's view of art as a kind of religion, a vision that would find its classic expression in his novel "In Search of Lost Time".

To the west, the Central Algonquin developed the Midewiwin, or the Grand Medicine Society shared by the Eastern Sioux whose activities revolved around the quest for a vision that would bring them in direct contact with supernatural beings who instructed them in curing ceremonies.

He would have to lay out a vision that would rebuild the bonds among free-market conservatives, who dream of liberty; social conservatives, who dream of decency; middle-class suburbanites, who dream of opportunity; and foreign-policy hawks, who dream of security and democracy.

But by 1974, Sklar was leading a team on a revamped vision that would become EPCOT Center, which opened in 1982 and is today simply called Epcot.

He said the project represented a grand vision that would provide an economic engine for the surrounding area.

I wrote more than two-and-a-half years ago, in a piece for the New Geography, that the country needed a bold vision that would provide the framework for the recovery from our economic crisis.

"I have had my concerns for some time about the way in which the Scottish Labour Party was struggling to set out a vision for the 21st century and a positive vision that would take us from opposition back into power".

But he has failed to project a grand vision that would have to include, for example, fresh elections under a fairer system.Some weary Lebanese now pin hopes on foreign mediation, with much interest stirred by a flurry of talks between Iran and Saudi Arabia, the region's main Shia and Sunni powers respectively.