Sentence examples for general visions from inspiring English sources

What makes such general visions work are case studies, vivid and concrete student testimony gathered from existing students and displayed to students past and present at open days, recruitment fairs and awards ceremonies.

The two major candidates, furthermore, have proclaimed rather different general visions of the nation's scientific priorities.

We will briefly present some of the general visions of the smoker which can be found in public health and clinical contexts, although we will not develop their origins or the exact consequences of their application, which fall outside the scope of this article.

This is in keeping with the administration's general vision of Muslims: they are suspect and generally best managed by strongmen.

Should he stick to policy proposals, or try to inspire the audience with a more general vision for the country?

Irony, in his words, would "become an inseparable element of the general vision of war in our time".

And the third is that his world vision has become the general vision of the world -- the acceptance of people everywhere.

Cynthia Ryan, executive director of the Vestibular Disorders Association, says 3D effects can cause "intense nausea, dizziness and vertigo", sometimes from general vision problems, but also from visual-vestibular conflict.

He complained that Italy's cities had been expanding "incoherently for uniquely selfish goals, materialistic, speculative, without a real plan coming from a general vision of life".

But the talk about women was, in many ways, just a more crystalline version of a general vision of society and the law.

Despite it not really being in the public's general vision of what was happening musically, bands really weren't doing anything, I'm glad that we still made an impact".