Sentence examples for mature vision from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scoppetta's appointment, he said, brings a mature vision to a post fraught with complications.

They provided, in effect, a list of the very qualities that defined the mature vision of Justice Stevens.

Although "Vitruvian Man" hardly summarizes Leonardo's mature vision of the world, one idea embedded in the drawing did remain essential to his thinking: microcosmic man.

On the bus that day, he was confronted by a reporter who wanted to know about a fact sheet the McCain campaign had just released, which was headlined "McCain's Mature Vision for America's Future v. Bush's Political Plan for the 2000 Election".

Omotesando, a tree-lined boulevard, projects a more mature vision of chic with European designer outlets like Dior and Louis Vuitton; Paris-inspired cafes; LaForet, a boutique complex featuring up-to-the-minute styles; and Omotesando Hills, a Tadao Ando-designed shopping arcade devoted to high-end fashion.

Artists quite often have an extremely mature vision of things; it's like they've lived other lives.

The report was an apt summary of Wetterling's work, and — with its emphasis on prevention — belonged to a maturing vision that began, years before, with the open-ended pain of losing a child.

With maturing computer vision and sensor technology, this, and downtime, remains one of the greatest challenges to implementation.

But it is also true that Mr. Bush's repeated objections to using troops for peacekeeping and nation-building do not add up to a mature national-security vision.

The necessity to reduce energy requirements of lighting systems should bring among engineers a more mature and conscious vision while planning and this means that their main goals should be the visual comfort and a decrease in energy and maintenance costs.

Brooklyn had its own Academy of Music (1859) and Historical Society (1863) and, in Prospect Park (1870s), an urban green space that represented a more mature version of Olmsted's vision across the river; it ranked among the largest cities in the country in the last four decades of the 19th century.