Sentence examples for diverging vision from inspiring English sources

Churchill paints a landscape for the President, sings for him, and agonizes when his notes go unanswered; Roosevelt teases him in front of Stalin, criticizes him to reporters, and eventually breaks his heart with a diverging vision of the postwar world.

The two manufacturers have diverging visions of the future of the commercial jet.

These diverging visions on immigration can initiate turf wars that are familiar from countries such as France, Germany or Spain.

It is not clear how to replicate that experience in a region where the local powers, especially Qatar and Saudi Arabia, have ideological and strategic visions diverging sharply from America's.

The brothers knew their visions were diverging.

But, she added, "our editorial vision diverged from what was presented to us".

Where our opinions diverge is her vision of the behaviour for two-, three- and four-year-olds.

Even as the city's vision diverged from his own, Mr. Zamansky said the Department of Education continued to promise him a role in the project.

So I hate to diverge from his vision of driverless cars.

But reality quickly diverged from that vision.

In doing so, he also took the risk that events not far in the future would diverge from his visions — not drastically, but enough to show readers the difference between augury and advocacy.