Sentence examples for different visions of a from inspiring English sources
The much-awaited antitrust trial involving AT&T's proposed merger with Time Warner began on Thursday with starkly different visions of a future media landscape.
After that, there will be a war within the opposition — between the Islamists and more secular fighting forces that have very different visions of a future Syria.
Masini said "these different visions of a desirable future are in some way embedded in the social structures from which they emerge, and are linked to the needs and the hopes of the people living at the time" [17: 1159].
While Brock's stable of thinkfluencers battled over different visions of a Democratic Party re-think, Brock himself was asking for money to reboot the existing infrastructure.
That's an insane argument to have!" While Brock's stable of thinkfluencers battled over different visions of a Democratic Party re-think, Brock himself was asking for money to reboot the existing infrastructure.
And not only do some states have a different vision of a just settlement than federal officials do, they also disagree among one another.
With Cameron going, the Greens and the left now have an opportunity to argue for a very different vision of an independent Britain.
Instead of adapting the themes of the right to his own uses, he set out a very different vision of an America that keeps its promises to the weak and asks for sacrifice from the strong.
Almost since football began there have been different visions of how a centre-forward should play.
"Each couple has a vision of how their lives together will evolve, in much the same way there are different visions of how a wine will age".
