Sentence examples for certain vision from inspiring English sources
If he lacked a certain vision, he was given much credit for shrewd management and steady government, and for devoting much time to the peace process.
Mr. Muller said this week: "I had a certain vision for Lutece, and I guess the owner had a different vision, basically a status quo vision for it.
The new building "represents extraordinary wealth" and "presents a certain vision of the city – one has these incredible views of the river and the Statue of Liberty.
The U.S., the U.K., and France approach statecraft in different ways, but they are allies in a certain vision of the world, and one important thing they share is an expectation of proper respect for Western secular religion.
My stance is entirely based in emotion: I have an emotional attachment to a certain vision of New York, and that vision includes a good indie bookstore on the L.E.S.
Chateaubriand's lyrical evocation of Gothic ruins the relics of the age of religious faith and young royalist writers' attraction to a certain vision of feudalism provided a different evaluation of the period.
There should be a national cultural consensus that images of "the future of America" have to be inclusively multi-racial, even if, in fact, the political support for certain visions of the national future is very low in certain demos.
But by another, the smooth midsection of Mr. Valian's minivan reflects a certain municipal vision.
The Vatican has not yet explained why its experts are certain the vision referred to John Paul II and not, for example, to the white-robed archbishop of San Salvador, Oscar Arnulfo Romero, who was shot and killed by right-wing death squads on March 24 , 1980 while celebrating Mass.
One of the objections often raised against 3D, and with justice, is that people with certain common vision problems can't see the 3D effect.
It has been suggested that, due to the genetic basis of certain color vision deficiencies, there will be (rare) actual cases of red-green inversion (Piantanida 1974); that now seems unlikely (for references and discussion, see Byrne and Hilbert 2003a, 19).
