Sentence examples for curious vision from inspiring English sources

Let's call one "majoritarian" interculturalism, which entails the curious vision of multiculturalism as footloose, cosmopolitan diversity, and let's call the other "post-majoritarian", for which multiculturalism, on the opposite, is caught in an anachronistic majority-minority dualism.

The happy dance was something that Tim had a very curious vision for.

Swire says he does not believe we're at this juncture, and certainly a curious press makes this vision seem far-fetched.

On Wednesday afternoon, 275 senior employees of America Online gathered in front of Don Logan, the man who will appoint their new boss as early as today, curious to know what vision he had for their beleaguered division.

They often end in a curious sort of unresolved vision as if, though nothing profound has happened, all that is going to plausibly happen has happened: in this case, the obnoxious boy is humiliated in a softball game when his grandmother, playing in the outfield, accidentally catches his fly ball "with perfect justice".

There is also a curious lack of strategic vision in all of this.

Everything I was reading was tugging on my green heart so when my friend offered to introduce me to the co-founders, Justine Lassoff and Katie Bogue Miller I was curious to know the vision behind the brand.

The contest has thus evolved into a curious clash of two visions for the party.

In the latest proposals there is a curious lack of energy and vision.

He said that many users with vision impairments were curious about Workflow and wanted to try it, and asked that the app be made accessible to them.

They were curious as to where this radical new vision of dinosaurs had come from.