Sentence examples for deliberate vision from inspiring English sources

This village, like a child's deliberate vision.

By Alastair Reid The New Yorker, August 23 , 1952P. 65 This village, like a child's deliberate vision View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz By Troy Patterson.

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Pastoralists' knowledge and expertise can be instrumental in rangeland management goals but only through a careful and deliberate collective vision.

Fashion icon and filmmaker Tom Ford's Santa Fe ranch, as deliberate in vision and beauty as you'd expect from the former creative director of both Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent, is reportedly up for sale.

We might wish the uproar from the convention halls of both parties these busy weeks were the wholesome clamor of delegates deliberating serious visions of how we should be governed for the next four years.

He pared drama of vision; the deliberate grandeur of perception.

In some cases, this results from deliberate attempts to translate the vision of designers and marketers into a product that can help consumers express key aspects of their identity.

This is evident in everything from John Arnone's sumptuous sets, which give wryly literal physical life to the play's philosophical double vision, to the deliberate contrast in acting styles of Mr. Thomas and his fellow ensemble members.

In a key section of the speech, May expounded a vision of a collaborative nation, in a deliberate rejection of Margaret Thatcher's "no such thing as a society".

Aside from these faults, several critics also commented on Marching Mens "deliberate vagueness", calling the book a "generous if misty vision of the future".