Sentence examples for held vision from inspiring English sources

That fervently held vision was slowly realized, complete with a gracefully arched bridge over the babbling stream — until the summer of 2006.

Mr Duncan Smith's sincerely held vision of a welfare system that hoped to balance social justice with economic efficiency had not been imagined for an age when politics was dominated by one single concern, deficit reduction.

Prof Breakwell explained: "Senate concluded that two recent changes, one at a national level and one at a local level, call into question the viability of delivering the university's long held vision of a new campus in Swindon.

Though it is easy to mock my geographyless American friend's vision of European countries being only slightly larger than postage stamps, her Tiny Europe seems a nice complement to the widely held vision of Helpless Europe being dragged into a bellicose folly by Big Bad America.

Helmut Kohl, a towering postwar figure who reunified Germany after 45 years of Cold War antagonism, propelled a deeply held vision of Europe's integration and earned plaudits from Moscow and Washington for his deft handling of the fall of the Berlin Wall, died on Friday at his home in Ludwigshafen, Germany, the Rhine port city where he was born.

The plan would offer an alternative to the current widely held vision for the global future of particle physics, in which the next great collider would be an arrow-straight linear collider, not a circular one.

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Our choice will be between a ticket that holds vision of America that includes everyone and one that doesn't.

These bubbles hold visions not just of today, but possibly of our future.

Or we can choose to view our world with a more creative perspective by holding visions of hope, faith and opportunity.

Bloom County is actually pretty sweet most of the time, a work aimed at cynics who secretly have gooey centers, for people who roll their eyes at most Americana but still hold visions of stereotypically bucolic meadows in their hearts.