Sentence examples for different visions of how from inspiring English sources

We're talking about different models, different visions of how the economy works.

Almost since football began there have been different visions of how a centre-forward should play.

This election presents a choice between two fundamentally different visions of how to grow our economy and create good middle-class jobs".

But there agreement ends, and hard words fly over different visions of how honor should be bestowed on the officer 40 years after his death.

"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".

Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama both may be middle-of-the-road Democrats, but they do have different visions of how government should work.

We will act because we have a different vision of how our country succeeds.

"The freedom and respect we experienced in Aix gave everyone a different vision of how everyone should be treated".

Put in a call to the Scottish Society of Playwrights and a very different vision of how the theatre should be run might emerge.

The plan by the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, offered a starkly different vision of how to meet a court order to improve New York City schools, leaving real doubt that the state will be able to have a plan in place by the court's July 30 deadline.

We really have a different vision of how people should pay for journalism".