Sentence examples for describe a vision from inspiring English sources
The vague strategic rationales that float underneath our defence budgets don't describe a vision of the world that makes any sense to me.
A senior administration official said Mr. Obama would describe a vision "that unlocks our ambitions and expands our frontiers in space, ultimately meaning the challenge of sending humans to Mars".
The man who popularized the phrase that left-leaning Democrats now use to describe a vision for a radical government spending plan to combat climate change is a self-described centrist "free-market guy" with a New York Times column.
In recent weeks, Pentagon officials have publicly described a vision of a pared-down Guantánamo.
But in the past, Mr. Marggraff has described a vision for what he calls "the paper Internet".
Two computer scientists at PARC, Alan Kay and Adele Goldberg, published a paper in the early 1970s describing a vision of a powerful and portable computer they dubbed the Dynabook.
He remembered how, as a sophomore, he had rushed breathless into my grandfather's office describing a "vision" he had just had of the poet William Blake.
Where would you like to eat and when?" In short, Mr. Lu describes a vision of a search engine that is part intelligent software assistant and part mind reader.
"This really should be the Brooklyn-Queens Gold Coast," Gioia said, and he described a vision rather strikingly at odds with the creek's industrialized banks, invoking green spaces, ferries, and a winding bike path.
He describes a vision of the company as a "top-down" entity where senior management makes decisions on new games based on what seems most likely to be lucrative.
On the Hydra Web site, Mr. Fahim describes a vision that includes grand projects in Libya, Mexico and Lahore, Pakistan — none of which are near completion — in addition to proposed developments in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
