Sentence examples for entrenched vision from inspiring English sources
Blizzard has had "twenty years of successfully telling stories and a very vested interest in making sure their franchise is protected," so theirs is a pretty entrenched vision.
Blizzard have had "20 years of successfully telling stories and a very vested interest in making sure their franchise is protected", so theirs is a pretty entrenched vision.
We certainly feel the need for a synthesis rather for than protracted polemics between entrenched visions.
But Bruce can be bloody minded and entrenched in his vision and he wasn't going to play ball.
If this mindset became entrenched, it would signal a guarded vision for humankind as isolationist, avoiding exploration, trying to minimise risk at any cost".
"My concepts initially come to me as visions," he explains, "often entrenched in metaphor, and slowly reveal the meaning throughout the process of execution.
The same oil wealth that would finance Seif Qaddafi's vision has propped up an entrenched elite vigorously opposed to reform.
Whether real or a fiction of history, the mythology of Atlantis has the power to alter the vision of the future even if it meets entrenched political, economic, and/or cultural interests and dogmas.
He remarks on the anachronistic nature of the futuristic vision he came up with which is so heavily entrenched in World War Two and the past.
Special interests are entrenched.
