Sentence examples for changing vision from inspiring English sources

What this shows is the enormous possibility of changing vision in adulthood.

It is a rapidly changing vision of a spiritual journey into the sky that is conceptualized in a unitive way.

Rather, the moves were in keeping with the Army's changing vision for its officers in the post-cold-war era.

So although the story is very much about the father, it's chiefly about the way the changing vision of the father is shaped by Thomas's new needs and anxieties.

They are not static, in that the authors have created a dynamically changing vision of their ideas and experience.

Microsoft msft President Steve Ballmer spoke this morning about Microsoft's changing vision of the future of technology during a keynote address at the PaineWebber Growth and Technology conference in New York City.

You could recast it with the ballet stars of "The Red Shoes" or "The Tales of Hoffmann" movies: Sean Suozzi plays Robert Helpmann portraying an innocent abroad caught up in a series of cruelly changing visions and magically fatal changes of garb; Sara Mearns gets the Ludmilla Tcherina role as the controlling embodiment of worldly sophistication.

"Only Skin Deep: Changing Visions of the American Self" is at the International Center of Photography, 1133 Avenue of the Americas, at 43rd Street, Manhattan, (212) 857-0000, through Feb. 29.

The International Center of Photography is saying it, with almost no words at all, in "Only Skin Deep: Changing Visions of the American Self," a big, unwieldy group exhibition that has rumbled in just under the 2003 wire and turns out to be one of the most ambitious and stimulating shows of the year.

And as technology changes what we can see, is it also changing our vision of the wild?

"We're in the community changing the vision of what St . Johns is in the community," Burrell said.