Margaret Thatcher painted hollow visions of a home-owning, share-owning democracy.
Make sure you are not emotionally hollow because of tunnel vision focused solely on marriage.
Your client base is your company's lifeblood, and without it, your business is just a stockpile of equipment, hollow facilities and idle employees — a vision that never branched out of its theoretical framework.
He describes him as a "hollow man... totally lacking in moral vision".
The bankers' vision shows the globe as essentially hollow.
While the production crew was always going to build a substantial number of sets, the decision was taken early on that to fulfill Burton's vision best would necessitate shooting Sleepy Hollow in a totally controlled environment at Leavesden Film Studios.
Indeed, with every ruling handed down, it becomes more apparent that we live in an age of hollow justice, with government courts, largely lacking in vision and scope, rendering narrow rulings focused on the letter of the law.
With every passing day, it becomes more apparent that we live in an age of hollow justice, with government courts, largely lacking in vision and scope, rendering narrow rulings focused on the letter of the law.
But his knack for conjuring a vision of a better America rings a little hollow after four years of lacklustre growth and ever shriller partisan rhetoric.
The lens, as the organ of vision, is represented by the large central area; the hollow optic nerve permits the flow of psychic pneuma.
From the start, Republican rivals accused him of running on his resume, of having a hollow campaign, of having trouble articulating what George Bush famously called "the vision thing". Pat Buchanan has his fiery convictions and Steve Forbes has his flat tax.
