Sentence examples for coherence of vision from inspiring English sources

But his overall coherence of vision and conviction create a unified musical experience.

The problem with such a presentation is that, however charming in theory, it is difficult to see any coherence of vision.

A star actor might transcend a prosaic film, Mr. Sarris said, but only a director could bring to bear the coherence of vision that gives birth to great art.

The way the city looks in "Touki Bouki" is the way that it looks and feels not only to the characters but, above all, to Mambéty; the touchstone of his artistry is the emotional and even philosophical coherence of his vision.

By the end I was aghast and, loath though I was to admit it, impressed by the terrible coherence of Refn's vision.

Dov Zakheim, a Defense Department official in the Reagan administration and one of Bush's foreign policy advisers during the campaign, says, "Any doubts about the coherence or vision of a Bush foreign policy will immediately dissipate" when Powell takes office.

We drew another element from the work of Cameron & Quinn on organisational culture [ 63], which points to the importance of the coherence between the vision of the managers on their role, the practices they choose to implement, and the perception of their employees of these practices.

In recent weeks Richard Murphy, scourge of the tax cheats and a star of Corbyn's Nottingham rally, has given up on Project Corbyn's lack of drive, coherence and vision.

For clarity of vision and purpose and coherence of interventions, a national policy is important (66, 67).

While I have largely dismissed the foreign policy competence and coherence of Mitt Romney's strategic vision in the past, I'm seeing Romney up his game in a few hires he has made. .

But Edwards's speech has an overarching vision and the coherence of a fine short story.