Sentence examples for articulated vision from inspiring English sources

They angrily reject what is, but have no clearly articulated vision for what should be.

Second, unions J need a clearly articulated vision that provides a basis for strategic decision making.

That, in sum, is Mr. Bush's newly articulated vision for how to move forward in the Middle East, and we welcome it.

A good, strongly articulated vision that most people in the country would see as commonsensical might have the most political power to take us somewhere.

"Al Qaeda is an organization that has a clearly articulated vision of global jihad, and that is not the case with the Haqqanis and the Taliban," Mr. Gregg said.

Unfortunately many organisations fail to take time to conduct an honest appraisal of their current capabilities in digital and balance that against a well articulated vision of where they actually want to get to.

And all have articulated visions with the PC at the center of the digital entertainment universe.

He also articulated visions for managing the expansion of the colonies to the west.

Articulating vision and common goals has long been a cornerstone of leadership on the battlefield.

He's somebody who sometimes articulates visions, talks about the region, talks about economic agreements, the Dead Sea, industrial zones.

"We musicians can articulate visions and desires of the community through music," he added.