Sentence examples for maybe a vision from inspiring English sources

Maybe numbers, maybe equations — a mystery, maybe a vision.

Maybe numbers, maybe equations a mystery, maybe a vision.

In theatre's connectedness to place and time is there, maybe, a vision of value that can't be reduced to market exchange?

Maybe that dream was a vision, or maybe it was just a coincidence; maybe that angel over the barn was only snow blowing in the wind.

"They may have too tight a team and maybe too mechanical a vision of how to get him elected president," Mr. Greenberg said.

Perhaps it was a vision, or maybe it had been on the television news.

That's when she had a vision: maybe that cute little room should become a TV nook, and maybe she should just stay put in the basement office I created for myself, and maybe I should, well, you know, stick a desk somewhere else in the basement, like in the windowless, unfinished space between the furnace and the water heater.

There wasn't much of a vision, maybe it tried to go in too general of a direction, and the voice flattened.

And if the point of education really is the production of abstractly and measurably skillful people who don't necessarily know anything in particular, it's a vision (maybe a chilling one) that, at least, should be articulated for parents — and voters — to decide on.

As she recalls it, the wealthy white retirees who had agreed to hear her speak were considering donating to Women with a Vision, or maybe becoming volunteers.

He has a vision that maybe it will grow big enough so that he can take on his own apprentices – people like him – and create an environment where they can flourish and succeed.