Sentence examples for defining vision from inspiring English sources

Joel Brinkley, the author of "Defining Vision," says HDTV technology was developed totally by men.

"Pietr the Latvian" is not one of Simenon's great books; this early in his career (he was 27 when it was published), he was still feeling his way toward a defining vision, what we might call a kind of existential ambivalence.

Defining visions ReprintsAnd yet it remains tantalisingly hard to define.

Each gives you a clearly defined vision; nothing here is tentative or inefficient.

There will have to be a clearly defined vision of what government will look like at the end.

Since Microsoft introduced its ambitious Internet initiative last year, analysts and investors have pressed the company to articulate its amorphous and loosely defined vision.

His job was to take the vaguely defined vision of a single currency and ensure that Germany's unflinching emphasis on price stability was dominant in all policy-making.

All other things being equal (and all voices being modulated), when given the choice between a senator with a long history of working on useful but unglamorous children's programs and a senator who's a relative newcomer with a dramatic but not totally defined vision for change, they'll go for the day care.

Watch the entire episode to hear to find out why Ries thinks Mark Zuckerberg defines vision.

In the military, each and every mission aims to achieve a clearly defined vision of success.

No such pedigreed neutral ground comes without vigilant stewardship of a defined vision and its painstaking execution.