Sentence examples for beginning of a vision from inspiring English sources

"This is the beginning of a vision of what it means to live in a nation and a state that says we value one another as equals," said Kate Kendell, the executive director of the National Center for Lesbian Rights.

The apron was the beginning of a vision to create a lifestyle brand that would inspire our generation to get creative in the kitchen and home.

So could Habitat III prove the "beginning of a common vision for cities" – or is it more likely a load of ineffectual "urban wash", however well intended?

The democratization of the African continent in the 1960s heralded the beginning of a collective vision and structured measures to ensure that Africa prosper in order to meet the needs of its people.

Its French style, its symmetry and siting, marked the beginning of a more formal vision of town planning, and augured the abandonment of the "cow-path" approach for the geometric grid structure that New York would ultimately follow.

"This is just the beginning of a multi-year vision for Microsoft in the health & fitness and wearables category," the company said in an emailed statement.

The most nocturnal of animated films, "Pinocchio" begins with a vision of a clean, well-lighted place — Geppetto's workshop — snugly barricaded against the cold uncertainties of the outside world.

ISU began with a vision of creating a new kind of education dedicated to the advancement of space exploration and development, and the creation of a cohesive community of space advocates.

The hurricane's approach put front and center once more some of the worst failings of the Bush presidency at the very moment Mr. McCain was to begin presenting a vision of the post-Bush Republican Party to the nation.

She speaks of the importance of the departed, then tells a story of her own girlhood - one that lets "Kaos" end as it has begun, with a vision of strength, survival, and overwhelming natural beauty.

She was… English poetry began with a vision of God.