Sentence examples for opened a vision from inspiring English sources
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.
… 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.
Harris found holes just after they opened, a combination of vision and instinct and lateral speed.
These data opened a whole new vision of the "personalized medicine" in metastatic breast cancer as no predictive factor except HR and HER2 have been strongly validated in stage IV breast cancer.
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.
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.
In one telling, while serving in the French Foreign Legion, Henry Africa, born Norman Hobday, had a vision to open a bar and grill in San Francisco with motorcycles hanging from the ceiling.
A ferry terminal opposite the 39th Street terminal in New York, which just opened last week, is a vision in green glass.
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.
