Sentence examples for envisioned progress from inspiring English sources

Enlightenment optimism envisioned progress as attainable through education and science.

She was a queen of intellect but an intellect that was no cloistered bookishness but an idea and an ideal of culture that enriched experience, envisioned progress, looked ardently at the times.

But while Mr. Peres and Mr. Qurei envisioned rapid progress toward a final settlement, Mr. Sharon envisioned freezing the handoff of territory at that interim point for as many as 12 years.

Advocates envisioned steady progress towards a community-based, essentially consensual system of care.

It may be that the most challenging political question in a knowingly wary world is how to envision progress without envisioning a utopia.

Years later campaigners say much of the progress envisioned by the law has stalled, and has been consistently countered by those who openly celebrate the dictator.

Whether this global connectivity results in the kind of unified planet theory of human progress envisioned in a line of thinking from Darwin through Havel remains to be seen.

As I've noted before, it remains to be seen whether the global build out of this network of creative networks results in the kind of unified planet theory of human progress envisioned in a line of thinking from Darwin through Havel.

The Group of developing countries that was formally established during the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development in June 1964 was a framework to give a meaning to the economic cooperation and social progress envisioned in the Bandung broad goals and principles.

Aviation authorities are looking at this, but want to see progress on autonomous safety systems.An American start-up, Matternet, envisions using small unmanned electric helicopters with a 2kg payload to transport medicine, vaccines and blood samples in remote places.

Fifty years later, activists say the progress King envisioned is still just a dream for Chicago's poor minority students.