Sentence examples for driven by a vision from inspiring English sources

Skeptics say the government's headlong rush to urbanize is driven by a vision of modernity that has failed elsewhere.

Our melodrama is driven by a vision of an open Internet that has already been distorted, though not by the old industries that fear piracy.

The group behind the King's Science Academy, a free school due to open in Bradford, is driven by a vision of liberating inner city children from "ghettoisation".

Tesco was seemingly driven by a vision of the entire population of the UK – if not the world – going to them for everything, from bananas to banking.

Driven by a vision of market-based reform, charters have become not laboratories so much as competition meant to either spur traditional schools to improve or replace them.

The Tea Party movement in America today is driven by a vision of utopian capitalism, Frank observes, "at the precise moment when free-market theory has proven itself to be a philosophy of ruination and fraud".

"For me the big thing was just being driven by a clear vision, and getting people excited about that vision, and being able to tell great stories.

Even Keynes himself was driven by a powerful vision of capitalism.

They can't be persuaded, that they're extremists, driven by a dark vision.

Ever since our foundation, GREENVIET has been driven by a clear vision of contributing to a greener Vietnam.

Far from being rudderless or narcissistic, most entrepreneurs are driven by a clear vision and solid purpose.