Sentence examples for consensual vision from inspiring English sources

Engineering education literature shares a consensual vision of the importance of soft skills for every workplace.

This type of structure produces good results when there is a consensual vision of the organization's goals and values but carries the inherent risk that no one would feel accountable for resolving problems.

This heterogeneity in diagnosis criteria and management of AP reflects both the lack of consensual vision in the literature and the difficulties encountered on a daily basis by the physicians.

"Neuromancer," William Gibson Cyberpunk's "On the Road," a "consensual hallucination" of a revolutionary vision of the future.

(In fact, the Internet predated "Neuromancer" by years, and never much resembled that novel's vision of a "consensual hallucination … lines of light ranged in the nonspace of the mind").

The technical community - touched by Gibson's vision of a "consensual hallucination" of computers, named cyberspace or the "Matrix" - began to build the pieces needed to make his vision real.

We delay putting our hands up because we are trying to figure out intelligent ways to cover the big, cross-genre, medium-cool outdoor pop festivals, which look increasingly alike in their vision of a codified, consensual, safe and purchasable bohemia.

Far more consensual is emphasis on, and a particular vision of, aspirations that will bring personal wellbeing.

The most prolific is Jurgen Mayer Hermann, who trades as J Mayer H. His border checkpoints and service stations in Georgia might, at first glance, be taken for works of the 1960s – they are uncompromising, assertive, convinced of the artist's right to impose his vision without consultation, without accommodating consensual taste.

This essay considers the importance of movement, trajectory and repetition within this reconstruction vision and how the organisation of these things provided a basis for imagining a new form of consensual urban community.

It is a document around which the nation can unite, a set of fundamental principles which articulates a consensual national vision.Not here in Hungary.