Sentence examples for different vision of what from inspiring English sources

"I have a different vision of what cinema can be, a different vision of what some underserved audiences might want to see.

Each spectator will have a different vision of what this defiantly nonlinear show is really about.

Each assessment could represent a different vision of what college is for.

Each man therefore represents a radically different vision of what his party thinks will appeal to Hispanic voters.

And each of the potential buyers brings with it a different vision of what Hulu should become.

Three competing models evolved in the original colonies, she writes, each with a different vision of what purposes newcomers would serve.

4, 1949--because the members had different visions of what they were doing and different expectations.

What these two candidates offer is two vastly different visions of what it means - and will mean - to be a Democrat.

If the economy is what's really driving this election, then it's going to be voters like you that have to decide between two very different visions of what's going to help strengthen our middle class.

Paul Morrissey (later the director of Trash) and Danny Williams had different visions of what the light show should be like and one night I looked up to see them fighting, hitting each other in the middle of a song.

Simon maintained that he had asked Forget not to talk to him about his game during matches because they had different visions of what constituted Simon's best tennis.