Sentence examples for presented a vision of from inspiring English sources

He presented a vision of his work, and of himself, on his own terms.

The President and his chief trade adviser, Peter Navarro, have presented a vision of trade that is entirely wrong.

In his poised, focused and warmly received address to Congress last night, President Bush presented a vision of government as "active but limited, engaged but not overbearing".

In 1997, The Full Monty presented a vision of Sheffield hit by de-industrialisation, as four former steelworkers struggled to make a living.

The Irish designer presented a vision of vividly coloured Harris tweed coats and skirt suits, cut in streamlined, boxy and trapeze shapes that recalled Mod apparel.

In Sweet Valley, as far as her young female readers were concerned anyway, Pascal presented a vision of teen America at its most alluring.

The party should present a vision of "aspiration, inspiration and hope", he said to applause.

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.

Chinese cosmologies present a vision of a dynamic universe that is incessantly being generated.

Thus history as populist melodrama presents a vision of past victims as protosupporters of current politics.