Sentence examples for greater vision of from inspiring English sources

Rabois says that the new user limit drop is part of Square's greater vision of eliminating the need for a merchant account, and giving businesses one simple and easy to use product without the fees, and limitations associated with most payments product.

It was about a greater vision of what man is capable of.

The collaboration is also a part of the dialogue and adds to the greater vision of the outcome of the art itself.

And as stated within the greater vision of the Gates Foundation, I believe "that every person deserves the chance to live a healthy, productive life".

Time will tell, but like Mary, Lady Thatcher is likely to be a contrary character in history, a first yes, and it's hoped to be followed by someone with a greater vision of what Britain and the communities that live within it might become.

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In his way, he put forth a great vision of traditional America, and it was rejected.

When David Cameron first set out in politics, his great vision of the future was … David Cameron as prime minister.

"Gogol's great vision of Russia was of a troika madly dashing through the snow, sparks flying, the other nations of the earth watching in awe," he tells a smuggler.

In a characteristically understated way, Mr. Friedlander — the subject of a massive retrospective in 2005 at the Museum of Modern Art — describes his contribution simply as "one photographer's pleasurable and wandering glances at places that bear the great vision of Mr. Olmsted".

That there is no design, no intention, no aesthetic or moral or teleological imprimatur but, rather, the equivalent of Darwin's great vision of a blind, purposeless, ceaseless evolutionary process that yields no "products" — only temporary strategies against extinction.