Sentence examples for imposing our vision from inspiring English sources

"Why are we not there supporting that and giving them the tools to make those spaces better with the same conditions instead of imposing our vision?" she asked.

Or do we simply impose our vision of the culture on the wine?

"When we learn to design, it is traditionally a top-down approach of imposing our own vision," says Olguin.

And yet, the space telescope that will finally fly several hundred miles above us, to peer into the universe without the distortions imposed on our vision by the earth's atmosphere, will not be quite the instrument any of its original planners envisioned.

Each of our Country Directors knows their country best -- our role is to support their visions, not impose our own.

You don't want to unilaterally impose your vision right out of the gate.

The primary way that Christians are called to work toward this objective is not by imposing its vision on the world but by bearing witness to Christ who first shapes our lives.

He has filled our institutions with people who propagate a certain divisive ideology and is now imposing a vision of India that excludes India's Dalits, tribals and minorities.

"Today, financial reform is imposing that vision on many markets through a rule-making process".

Mr. Wang said, though, that he has no intention of imposing his vision.

One of the biggest hurdles to imposing his vision, though, has been Congress.