Historically, the campaigns that the fashion industry has attached itself to – I'm thinking of HIV/Aids, and breast cancer – these have tended to be campaigns with a strong identity, a vision that people can get hold of, and that has helped to make them very effective".
Unlike Manchester, Sheffield, Liverpool or Glasgow, Newcastle has never had a recognisable sound or boasted bands with a coherent identity, similar vision or shared set of values; there is no "Newcastle sound" in the way that there could be said to be a "Manchester sound".
There's an interesting safety in taking this much control over, safety not meant to be pejorative here: the substance of the movie becomes so deeply attached to your identity and vision that it shrinks the scope of the project a bit, makes it personal.
The huge shifts in the practice and business of law in the last decade challenged us to stay true to our identity and vision, while providing the same level of individualized support to our clients, and remaining fiscally sound.
And as B.T. oscillated between identities, her vision flicked on and off like a light switch in her mind.
Work has always given us in the Labour party a sense of common purpose, identity and a vision of the future.
It was only in the last years of his life that he adopted the Algerian identity, but his vision always embraced vengeful triumph of oppressed peoples.
In this film the French working class, once the proud standard-bearer of radical tradition, survives as a demoralized underclass stripped of its historical identity and its vision of the future.
This sense of community empowerment and embracing our black British identity was the vision we had as the founders of Choice FM, Britain's first successful radio station granted a licence to cater for the black community.
If we continue to appeal to nationalism as our salvation, not only will we fail to build the global identity and political vision that is truly needed for our and the globe's progress, but we will play directly into the hands of (now-global) economic elites who want us out of their internationalist hair. 5. General resentment of elitism.
