Sentence examples for matter of vision from inspiring English sources

It's a matter of vision.

Style, he writes, citing Proust, is a matter of vision, not language.

It was a matter of vision, confidence and beating the Chinese.

"It's a matter of vision and strategy and not the oil price," he said.

In the case of Japan, Oye suggests, it is a matter of vision — literally.

But before money, energy transition is a matter of vision and leadership.

Hence, the general philosophy of nature prepares the theoretical ground for the specific application of mathematics to matters of vision and perception.

The books I publish are those I respond to as a reader, and what interests me most is subject matter, breadth of vision and engagement with language.

Now, British artist Taylor-Wood delivers Nowhere Boy, her seemingly more matter-of-fact vision of the early years of Beatle John Lennon.

Then there is the matter of her vision.

It was for Rogers not a matter of artistic vision but of pragmatic necessity.