Sentence examples for call to vision from inspiring English sources

Now, decades later, his photographs are collected in a new, autobiographical book "A Call To Vision: A Jesuit's Perspective on the World," published this year by Creighton University Press and Magis Productions.

Calls to Vision Forum Ministries were not returned.

Ministry to the whole person, intellect, body and spirit was a call to a vision of ministry in the faith communities that takes seriously the relationship between the different dimensions of our personalities with the customs, traditions of our culture and the local environments and bio regions where we live.

A CALL TO SERVICE My Vision for a Better America.

Mr. Kerry paid taxes on royalties from his book "A Call to Service: My Vision for a Better America" and is donating the balance to charity, his aides said.

Obama's speech was a call to action, a vision of the future, and a warning.

Prayer and the guidance of the Holy Spirit will lead us to fulfilling God's call to discern this vision.

It is this approach, featured in the call to action in Vision and Change, that is gaining prominence in biology proposals submitted to the Transforming Undergraduate Education in STEM TUESS) program.

(Vision and Change, 2011, xv) Recent calls for reform, such as Vision and Change: A Call to Action, have described a vision to transform undergraduate biology education and have noted the need for faculty to promote this change toward a more iterative and evidence-based approach to teaching (American Association for the Advancement of Science [AAAS], 2011).

As such, the word ginger often calls to mind visions of Celtic-Germanic attributes -- namely, pale, white skin. .

Bravo to Mr. Kranz for his call to unleash the courage, vision and inspiration of NASA and the space program.