Sentence examples for enlarged vision from inspiring English sources

The tasting "gave an enlarged vision to others who might have sold their fruit short" and settled for making less than world-class wine, Winiarski says.

That enlarged vision was complemented by a growing interest in "green" design, emphasizing the conservation of energy and other natural resources.

ARTS & LEISURE Time With the Sioux In "On the Rez," Ian Frazier observantly hangs out at the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota and returns with an enlarged vision of humanity; reviewed by Tracy Kidder.

Time and again, partly as a result of his enlarged vision of what it meant to be an American and partly in order to live down General Orders No. 11, Grant consciously worked to assist Jews and secure them equality.

We will, rather, be able to focus our redirected attention on what actually does make the word in question function aesthetically, i.e. "on the enormously complicated situation in which the aesthetic expression has a place", and he adds that, with such an enlarged vision, we see that "the expression itself has almost a negligible place" (p. 2).

In a modest way, this is part the enlarging vision of art and architecture today.

Fine art is not just an end in itself: it improves apprehension, enlarges vision, refines discrimination, and creates standards.

I regard him as a master, appreciative in ways that enlarged his vision and made his writing sing.

Toward the end of his life, King enlarged his vision to include poor people of all races and cultures.

Mr. Lee described a meeting with the film star Will Smith, who suggested that he "enlarge his vision".

A sub-text is the power of books to enlarge our vision and inspire courage and compassion.