Sentence examples for egalitarian vision from inspiring English sources

Race is almost completely erased, not through egalitarian vision but through gauzy, nostalgic reconstructions.

Bevan's "egalitarian vision" is dismissed by Williams as simply myth, portraying him instead as a "scheming", "divisive", "self-righteous" "egotist".

But the work speaks to the country's principled and rather egalitarian vision of the presidential campaign, in addition to its penchant for state intervention.

Lula, finally in power, now has to contend with the many forbidding obstacles in the sightline of a genuinely egalitarian vision.

But the egalitarian vision is under considerable strain because some actors and writers are capable of earning far more on the open market than others.

Sorkin believes that imagining an alternative, however idealistic it may be, serves an important purpose: "It gives you a more self-sustainable, more egalitarian vision of what the city could be".

Emergent democratic and egalitarian political visions must be expanded.

Half jokingly, Hickey terms his politics "bleeding-heart libertarian" and his social vision "egalitarian élitism".

For me, the idea of waging love, as packed with egalitarian and idealistic visions as it is, is the highest value from which to judge in this election.

Milburn's vision is egalitarian and opens the doors to expansion of higher education provision.

It is not that he lacks a "vision" (his egalitarian meritocracy is perfectly serviceable), or that he is indecisive and uncharismatic (though he is).