Sentence examples for open a vision from inspiring English sources

… It was Mr. Palermo's wife, Beth, who first came up with the idea to open a vision care store and then volunteered to go back to school to become an optician.

Madame Bovary opened a vision of meaninglessness and emptiness, which was all the more appalling because it was so full of things, clothes and furniture, rooms and gardens.

In this way, the new cultural nucleus of New York City would avoid becoming a warren of fiefdoms and dependencies, each hampered by the politics of the parent organization and none open to a vision of global cultural exchange.

Industrial designer Yi-Chen Shin Kuo sees the future of building design as an ever-changing, open landscape, a vision he recently incorporated in an award-winning building proposal.

It opens with a vision from the mass-produced utopia of tomorrow: two gorgeous wall fragments — one by Ali Rahim and Hina Jamelle, the other by Jesse Reiser and Nanako Umemoto — that push the limits of customized computer technologies.

I believe that opening to a vision creates a synergy that is powerful and dynamic.

These presidents and deans wrote a thoughtful open letter outlining a vision from which all of us, whatever our faith tradition, can learn.

As a proof-of-concept, this MSC platform opens a new vision for multifunctional applications of cell products by combining the superiority of stem cells and nanoparticles for actively targeted delivery.

A ferry terminal opposite the 39th Street terminal in New York, which just opened last week, is a vision in green glass.

The voices in "Nanking" speak for the persistence of good in times and places where a moral crevice opens to reveal a vision of hell on earth.

The open-air pavilion, which is scheduled to open in 2004, is a vision of steel, glass and wood that seems to float over the hillside.