Sentence examples similar to guided vision from inspiring English sources

There is no guiding vision at work.

There is just not a guiding vision here.

Under Mr. Holland's guiding vision, each member is as important as the next.

His power comes mostly from his close relationship with Khamenei, who provides the guiding vision for Iranian society.

"Under Stefano's guiding vision and artistic direction, the house has become a contemporary reference in high fashion".

Wynton Marsalis, artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center, yesterday called Mr. Davis "the backbone and the guiding vision" of the group.

So the new DG is key to relaunching the BBC as a cultural flagship, but Grade's guiding vision will be even more critical.

A series of abstentions on key votes at the United Nations has frustrated western diplomats who complain of India's apparent lack of any guiding vision.

Perhaps he feared the kinds of questions confronting the Tanztheater Wuppertal: Can the company survive without the guiding vision of its founder and the annual new work, often developed from residencies in foreign countries, that was a Bausch tradition?

Perhaps under the guiding vision of the wisest, most benevolent business wizards, breakthrough technologies and new infrastructures can finally be realized and we can gain the growth and wealth that we deserve but are so sorely lacking.

Solving these problems will take more than lopping a few quid off the average energy bill; it requires a guiding vision of the kind of economy, and the kind of jobs, Britain should be aspiring to.