Sentence examples for opposing visions from inspiring English sources

There are the Jangnama and the Akbarnama, which give totally opposing visions of the same events.

THE debate over same-sex marriage in the United States has become a battle between two totally opposing visions.

The mayor and Mr. Booker, after all, have offered directly opposing visions of what Newark needs for years.

She points out that in the view of the French anthropologist Claude Levi-Strauss, myth's task is to express opposing visions simultaneously, encompassing the incompatible.

Angelin Preljocaj and his Ballet Preljocaj will perform "Paysage Apres la Bataille," an imagined confrontation between Marcel Duchamp and Joseph Conrad over their opposing visions of art.

The opposing visions of government that paralyzed the deficit-reduction supercommittee have animated our political debate for more than 200 years now, and there is no reason to expect this to change.

The opposing vision of Midnight Train to Georgia, about someone who leaves LA after discovering that "dreams don't always come true", lurks in the shadows.

That's a curiously Panglossian account of two diametrically opposed visions of Europe.

Just two weeks ago, after all, during the election campaign, Labor and Likud purported to represent diametrically opposed visions.

His patients were often trapped between flickering emotional states, unable to choose between two radically opposed visions, Bleuler noted.

Two swish chocolate emporia vie for addicts within a few blocks of each other in SoHo, offering diametrically opposed visions of the age-old treat.