Sentence examples for merely a vision from inspiring English sources

Someone like Barack Obama was merely a vision, an idea that existed in Dr King's head.

Others said, "Adam, we love the concept, but how can we implement it?" The short answer is that this is no longer merely a vision, but a reality.

For Apple, the greatest risk is that, without Steve Jobs to stir things up, it may merely be executing a vision that is already in place.

Nor is this merely a historian's vision.

The Conservatives don't have a vision to offer, merely the promise of sacking more civil servants.

A vision that is merely rhetoric fails to provide a sense of identity and to lay a foundation for organizational norms and structures [ 35].

A vision that is merely rhetoric fails to articulate the uniqueness of the organization, provide the basis for the leader to motivate followers or provide a sense of identity.

In the current case, that means a vision of an Iraq not merely purged of cataclysmic weaponry, not merely a threat disarmed, but an Iraq that becomes a democratic cornerstone of an altogether new Middle East.

The refurbished block is merely a hint of Mr. Taylor's vision for the city's 200-acre cultural district, a designation granted by the Texas Commission on the Arts in 2009.

We think of vision as merely a "big goal" out there in the distant future someplace.

The senator's aides billed his remarks, in a speech and question-and-answer session here, as the start of a bid to portray his ticket's platform as a coherent vision rather than merely a string of disconnected proposals.