Sentence examples for pressing vision from inspiring English sources
If one side of the image is blurry – meaning one of your eyes is seeing it incorrectly – this could mean a more pressing vision issue.
He was pressing his vision of the Republican Party as an inclusive one, an image sometimes obscured by recent battles over some of the more conservative nominees for his cabinet.
WASHINGTON — Speaker John A. Boehner said Thursday that election losses last November would not deter his party from pressing its vision of reducing the size of government and turning government health care programs largely over to the private sector — with no more tax increases.
Instead, they are pressing competing visions for the future course of European integration.
Every inch of my skin, every pore, every fixture in the bathroom was accessible to my vision pressing remorselessly onward, devouring the world's substance, seeing through it.
What would be a catastrophe is a headstrong majority pressing a dubious historic vision to a serious clash with Congress, and with reality.
Nearly two years, $14.6m of venture-capital funding and tens of thousands of sales later, Wonder Workshop is pressing on with its vision for how its robots – sold together for $229.99, although Dash alone costs $169.99 – can get children into computer programming.
Still, the agency is pressing to fulfill its vision.
We are living in a transforming media industry that today offers fewer resources and funding opportunities to support in-depth documentation of pressing issues with creative vision, as it did in previous decades.
But many interest groups are pressing for a more detailed vision.
The Casual layered analysis has been implemented in seminars dedicated to pressing public problems or to visioning the future development of a client organization [15].
