Sentence examples for distant vision from inspiring English sources

Studying CS brings me one step closer to this distant vision.

That word feels like a distant vision, a mirage in the desert.

Democracy remains a distant vision in most of the Arab world, but a crucially important one.

His dream of affordable (well, affordable to a few) space travel may be a distant vision.

The treatment was well tolerated by all participants and none reported problems in near or distant vision.

While driverless cars have long seemed a distant vision, a concern for another generation, the techoplogy is with us now.

Invoking distant visions of Palestinian statehood can be part of that effort.

People are living with cancer [because of air pollution]." He said campaigners should focus on the immediate effects of polluting the environment, because that resonates with the public in a way that distant visions of future harms do not.

No wonder, as he writes, the fair's organizers bypassed "the uninviting near future" for a distant utopian vision.

Later, as a budding scientist in high school, I read "1984" when it still seemed like a distant future vision, and worried about where science might be taking us.

Indeed, for bondsmen and women who intuited that freedom was no longer a distant, millennial vision, but an imminent actuality, the song clearly held a subversive attraction: when a visitor to Virginia expressed surprise in hearing slaves singing "John Brown's Body" while laboring in the fields, he asked their master why he allowed them to do so.