Sentence examples for expanded vision of the from inspiring English sources
The memories of those wines opened my mind to an expanded vision of the world of pinot noir.
She says, "There is so much to do and so little time to do it!" Through the lenses of almost a century, Tao is a wellspring of hope and can give each of us an expanded vision of the possibilities in our own lives.
Why has there been such an insistent call for an expanded vision of literature, from the Western world to the East, South and North, including oral as well as written works?
The expanded vision of education embraced at Jomtien includes an emphasis on basic education, early childhood care and development, and learning through adolescence and adulthood.
On what planet does that expanded vision of publishing still exist only in the future?
Other definitions include a more expanded "vision" of what good integrated STEM education would "look like," far transcending the integration of disciplines.
This expanded vision of public health offerings at UNC Charlotte has been shared with the University Administration and is now being shaped through a participatory stakeholder process, restarting the cycle of strategic planning and engagement that brought the Department to this point.
Our findings highlight the lack of information on the basic ecology of some species of Neotropical ticks, and argue for an expanded vision of wildlife-tick relationships when planning and conducting disease ecology studies in the Neotropics.
But revamping how you work and live to serve the social good as well as oneself requires an expanded vision of what you're working and living for.
I enjoyed reading Margo Jefferson's essay about Elizabeth Bishop and "an expanded vision of literature" ("We Are All Tourists," July 8).
Obama, of course, has proposed bolder plans — among them universal access to health care for all citizens and an expanded vision of a green economy with a more aggressive timetable (proposals that may have rough sledding during a historic recession).
