Sentence examples for fresh vision from inspiring English sources

But it is a fresh vision.

The self-taught Kertész's fresh vision paved the way for a subjective, humanist approach to photography.

"[Robinson] felt a fresh vision was what the team needed in terms of leadership," Connor said.

With his first collection, Arcadia, in 1979, Christopher Reid elaborated a fresh vision for English poetry.

It was his way to completely rewrite, not so much as revision as a fresh vision.

Clearly other elements are at play.First, when Ms Gillard took over, she identified herself more as a fixer of problems than as a leader with a fresh vision.

As that voice gets stronger, the chance of a fresh new vision for Syria becomes ever more likely.

The designs were part of a larger plan to improve and widen the turnpike, a plan initiated in 1994, when the commission promised a fresh new vision: "Rather than rehash the old concept of service plaza, the commission has instead redefined the concept for the 21st century," a legend on the turnpike map boasts.

CLIFTON ARTS CENTER "Fresh Visions" exhibit of art work by members of the Exhibitor's Co-op.

Our Food has taught us that improving science policy entails not merely the assembling of evidence, but the performance of different perspectives and fresh visions on the policy-making stage.

On Saturday, "Eclectic Mix" screens at 2 and 6 50 p.m. and "International Shorts" at 4 30 and 9 15 p.m.; Sunday brings "Narrative Works" (2 and 6 50 p.m). and "Fresh Visions" (4 30 and 9 15 p.m).; and a program of "Kid Animation" screens on Saturday and Sunday at noon.