Sentence examples for conflicting vision from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the conflicting vision of the Phillip Lim woman came from the asymmetric effects that brought skirt hems riding high at one side but drooping like a collapsed sail at the other.

Challenges included resolving conflicting visions of the site's future.

We are vulnerable to racism, tribalism, and conflicting visions of the way forward for our nation".

They later divorced over conflicting visions of what kind of life she could live as a woman and wife.

Rehearsals for "The Polyphony of the World" were rumored to be a bloody affair as vastly conflicting visions clashed.

However, personal rivalry and conflicting visions have driven a wedge between them, distracting the government from vital reforms.

The Lower Ninth Ward became, in the aftermath of Katrina, a vortex of overwrought emotion and intemperate rhetoric, a stand-in for conflicting visions of the city's future.

Indeed, the carousel, which was built in 1922, has been caught between conflicting visions of how to develop the once-sleepy waterfront.

If there is anyplace where the sometimes conflicting visions of storage's future intersect, it has to be the headquarters of EMC in the Boston suburb of Hopkinton.

Citizenship laws are a product of politics, and, as the political scientist Rogers Smith argued in his magisterial study, "Civic Ideals: Conflicting Visions of Citizenship in U.S. History," the contraction of citizenship closely tracks with the realignment of political parties.

Eventually, it's likely that book publishing will embody both conflicting visions of digital-age commerce — lots of small businesses and a few massive ones that handle big-ticket items.