Sentence examples for older vision of from inspiring English sources

It's an older vision of redevelopment: this chawl was built over 30 years ago.

By contrast Mr. Tschumi's interests lie in an older vision of the neighborhood: the mix of old tenement buildings, public housing complexes and rusting infrastructure that extends down Delancey Street to the foot of the Williamsburg Bridge.

By looking at how you can construct a one-to-one relationship with each individual viewer, she's moving away from that older vision of art and toward something that's extremely exciting".

This was the title track of an album that began with a sweet major-key ditty called Europe Endless, and ended with its reprise, Endless Endless, both projecting from the speakers like beacons of hope (unless you equated the titles with older visions of empire).

But Orwell's 65-year-old vision of the future is distinctly analog.

It sends the salutary message that the new vision of today inevitably becomes the old vision of tomorrow.

The rickety wood-and-steel construction, an 83-year-old vision of steampunk terror, is no solace.

The old vision of the UN as a relaxed and bloated bureaucracy has melted with years of American-enforced zero growth.

Now, well into middle age (and in the midst of an American tour that hits New York tonight), they sound like a glorious old vision of a future that never arrived.

A Utah ski lift proposed last month could be the first step in a decades-old vision of interconnecting seven Wasatch Mountain ski resorts near Salt Lake City and creating a European-style valley-to-valley ski experience in North America.

Understanding the current place of protest in music, however, requires turning away from that old vision of a throng singing choruses written by iconic troubadours, not to mention its 1980's counterpart, the Live Aid-style celebrity marathon.