Sentence examples for everyone's vision from inspiring English sources

"She's from that time period where everyone's vision is directed," said Rita Watnick, who collects Ms. Rhodes's clothes for her store, Lily, in Beverly Hills.

Clearly, such spartan arrangements are not everyone's vision of paradise.

Those American imports may not be everyone's vision of the good life.

But if everyone's vision of the distant future is blurred, public investment in human capital becomes especially important.

"Everyone's vision is that this is a partnership that magnifies the impact of both organizations," Ms. Hodges said.

But they seem loth to dump him just yet.In the words of a Western diplomat, "everyone's vision of a political solution is different".

"Inglourious Basterds" is, as history, a florid and fanciful work of revisionism, no closer to the actuality of Paris than, say, Jean-Pierre Jeunet's cloying, everyone's-a-tourist vision of the metropolis in "Amélie".

"It was everyone's worst vision of what a bad bus trip could be," Mr. Spitzer said.

Set at its highest level you're basically going to ruin everyone's night vision if they end up looking right into the Presence.

While I see the period of the city's decline in the 1970s and early 1980s as part of the city's transition from an industrial to a post-industrial city, there is little question that everyone's nightmare vision is a return to the horror of that New York.

Everyone's got visions of Wall Street (or Bay Street, or some other street, depending on the country you live in), big high-powered execs in $5000 suits doing elaborate number-crunching and crazy things with spreadsheets.