Sentence examples for brighter vision from inspiring English sources

America's can-do spirit can be revived, and with it a brighter vision of a fairer, more inclusive, and more humane society.

Seeking to outline a brighter vision amid the row over child benefit and spending cuts, he called for people to "step up" and play their part.

This is not something wrong--it was positive as we did not have a brighter vision".

Tony Blair, the then British prime minister, was viewed by some as one of the few world leaders that had a brighter vision and commitment for Africa.

"Masters of War" and "All Along the Watchtower" represent political fury and an apocalyptic view of the future, after which "Chimes of Freedom" and "Forever Young" offer a brighter vision and a closing benediction.

"In this he was no doubt mindful of the fact that Dublin itself derives from the Irish 'Dubh Linn' or 'black pool', and his poem seems consciously to present a brighter vision of the city and its origins, and thereby of the wider parish or jurisdiction of the EU itself".

In a move that seems remarkably well timed, Gibson has returned to the future in The Peripheral, and what he finds there isn't likely to please those hoping for bright, shining visions.

At a time when our troubled planet seems ever more chaotic and weather-beaten, it's little wonder this bright vision of the future has enraptured so many.

How could Arendt have been witness to the worst in humanity and not lose her humour, her bright vision, her amor mundi?

"He had the great gift of a clear bright vision, of all that we can be, even now that he is gone".

We see the essential unity of our species and our planet; and, with faith and common sense, that bright vision will ultimately prevail.