Sentence examples similar to expressing this vision from inspiring English sources

Palace reliefs at Persepolis and Susa express this "vision of peace" in dramatic visual form: Delegations from various peoples are shown solemnly bearing precious gifts up to the enthroned king.

This vision is well shared: not only do the director, the financial manager, the nursing manager and the non-medical administrator maintain the same discourse, also interviewees from the operational staff expressed this vision clearly, from nurses to cleaners.

"Lairdism and Leninism" was how a previous generation of Scots expressed this romantic vision of collectivist and paternalist mutual concern, though it glosses over such inconveniences as the notorious Highland clearances (by fellow Scots) and the destruction of Scotland's once-mighty shipbuilding industry by poor management and absurdly militant unions.

The groups said it "expresses the vision of one party," the Islamists.

With three long years left in Mr. Bush's presidency, it is time for forward-thinking Republicans and Democrats in Congress to express that vision.

What Trump appears to have learned in the past 16 months is how to express that vision more creatively and succinctly.

Jesus' expansive understanding of table-fellowship did not change, but the doctrines, the ways we express the vision and communicate it, did indeed.

I am passionate about helping others succeed in expressing their vision and sharing their craft.

Think of him as George Martin among the Beatles, elegantly expressing his vision from behind the scenes.

Expressing Personal Vision The creations on display at the American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore are by turns haunting, funny, beautiful, inexplicable and bizarre.

He and other musicians performed classical music expressing a common vision of unity and peace.