Sentence examples for from a vision of from inspiring English sources
We're moving from a vision of civics that's party-based and partisan to one that's personal and pointillist.
Their fantasy, however, is also radically different from Barrie's, which sprang from a vision of life, while Barry and Pearson are writing pure adventure — not that there's anything wrong with that.
It's also inseparable from a discussion about the country's ideals and their realization, from an understanding of what the state is making of children, and from a vision of what today's children will make of the country in their time.
She is particularly critical of the cuts at the school, and thinks that when her children need a secondary education she and her partner may well decide to head to the UK.The shift from a vision of future growth and empowerment to one of near term contraction has had its impact on the spirit of volunteerism that Ms Yon illustrates, she thinks.
"The Dawn Watch: Joseph Conrad in a Global World Penguin Pressss), by the historian Maya Jasanoff — the latest example of this approach — proceeds from a vision of Conrad as belonging to "the vanguard," though less as a writer than as a man.
I surfaced from a vision of a fantasy garage in which the hockey sticks, tennis rackets and soccer balls were all ingeniously contained in an Elfa Garage Sports Equipment Solution ($249 at containerstore.com), only to realize that I don't even have a garage.
We should demand from each a vision of the future that reflects an understanding of the sweeping changes our technology will usher in.
Look, from yesterday, a vision of the future: huge lads called "Angus" looming all over BBC News.
What just happened?" Arianna Huffington says that we all can benefit from creating a vision of the life we want and this means finding out what really makes our hearts sing and doing it.
Half an hour by train from Amsterdam is a vision of a new Britain.
Next to it, the steamy giantesses of "Sleep," from 1866, offer a vision of crystalline Rococo pinks and whites.
