Sentence examples for accept a vision. from inspiring English sources

You can accept one larger truth that guides your interpretation of all of the smaller untruths, accept a vision of the future that is so bright that it drives away the shadows of the various dark acts of your own time and place.

For China's part, it must accept a vision for East Asia in which America retains a stabilizing, though not dominant, role -- as it has since the Russo-Japanese war of 1904-1905 when U.S. President Teddy Roosevelt was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for mediating the conflict -- and in which Japan is confident of its security.

"One of the purposes of the president's speech was to get countries to do some self-examination and see where they are on accepting a vision of freedom and greater liberty for their people and to prod them a little bit," said the official.

"I think it's a really coherent and poetic vision," says molecular biologist W. Ford Doolittle of Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, who claims that other evolutionary biologists continue to accept a simpler vision, that a single common ancestral cell led to all modern life.

And not just politically, it's to concede and accept a dreadful vision of reality.

Tomasky — who is far from alone — would have us believe that this history is over; and that it's self-delusion to think the South will ever accept a more progressive vision of America.

Tomasky who is far from alone would have us believe that this history is over; and that it's self-delusion to think the South will ever accept a more progressive vision of America.

Days before Mr. Trump's announcement, the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, privately urged the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, to accept a radically curtailed vision of statehood without a capital in East Jerusalem, according to Palestinian, Arab and European officials who have heard Mr. Abbas's version of events.

Otherwise, Snap and the world may need to accept a more modest vision of what the company will become.

The more than 4,000 Sanders followers that gathered this weekend to talk strategy, commiserate and hear from the country's progressive rock stars at the second annual People's Summit conference in Chicago were largely ready to accept Sanders' vision of a long slog toward progress ― and his insistence that the best vehicle for the electoral component of those efforts remains the Democratic Party.

The former National Theatre boss Richard Eyre describes, in his published Diaries, how, although an admirer of Gill, he could not accept the vision of the Studio as a laboratory that must never produce commercial work.