Sentence examples for inflexible vision from inspiring English sources
The legacy of Beeching – dug-up lines, sold-off track beds and demolished bridges – has only hindered plans to revitalise the network, revealing the dangers of having a single, inflexible vision when planning infrastructure.
Surely, some semblance of reality lies beyond the inflexible boundaries of these conflicting visions for the city.
And by inflexible I mean gaterism represents a vision of gaming that's small, functional, mechanical and unthreatening.
She consulted several British designers, only to find that they did not respond sympathetically to her over-arching vision and were too inflexible to accommodate it.
But, whereas I find his later work slightly inflexible in its reliance on a single dominant image, here he does something remarkable: he perfectly distils his vision of humanity struggling to beat back the terror of silence and solitude while offering generous scope to the individual performer.
The first group of implementation problems [20, 21, 22] result from Alexander's singular vision of the one 'right' way of building [3] and allege that his patterns are too controlling and inflexible (Fig. 3).
Indonesia is similarly inflexible.
Nor were they inflexible.
Richard, meanwhile, is inflexible.
