Sentence examples for different vision from from inspiring English sources

You can't adopt a different vision from the party that represents us, that represents the vision of the group".

Then I would have a different vision from Albert's for an outfit, and he'd have to bring me around to his way of thinking.

It needs to define its own territory, addressing its weaknesses, such as its lack of economic credibility, and showing that it has a different vision from Cameron's one-nation Conservatism.

And when faced with a radically different vision from another time, we rush to assimilate it to the more familiar, and less threatening.

Tory MEP Daniel Hannan said the UK had moved closer to an exit from the EU, as the appointment of Juncker made it clear that the British people had fundamentally different visions from the likes of Merkel, about what the EU should do and what it should be for.

They don't like academics or they have a different vision for their life from an early age.

The election, which was marked by personal attacks, pitted two fundamentally different visions for how to extricate Bolivia from poverty.

If you do, you might bump into a different vision of freedom from the one where you get a high from following your appetites and instincts.

This is a very different vision of Europe from that of John Paul II.

Taking office in January, Barack Obama promised a radically different vision of foreign policy from that of his predecessor.

He has no interest in furthering existing stigmas regarding the shortcomings of such postmodern structures: "I'm trying to propose a different vision of these estates, far from the discussion about obsolescence, unemployment, delinquency and exclusion".