Sentence examples for present a vision of from inspiring English sources
The party should present a vision of "aspiration, inspiration and hope", he said to applause.
Chinese cosmologies present a vision of a dynamic universe that is incessantly being generated.
What's more, at the moment, "Hamilton" may present a vision of America as many Britons would like it to be.
"I wanted to present a vision of the war on drugs as an institutionalized disaster, and apply a Joseph Helogictope logit to it," Mr. Simon said.
"What they're failing to do is what Democrats have always been pretty good at, which is to present a vision of what they would do to counter Bush".
If Chappie can reflect this otherworldliness to present a vision of the future that we have not yet seen, it promises much.
He presented a vision of his work, and of himself, on his own terms.
The film presents a vision of world without purpose, where boredom breeds obscenity.
In fact, the drawing, "Space Station: Jersey," presents a vision of Jersey City as urban space debris.
Thus history as populist melodrama presents a vision of past victims as protosupporters of current politics.
The President and his chief trade adviser, Peter Navarro, have presented a vision of trade that is entirely wrong.
