Sentence examples for previous visions of from inspiring English sources

Our previous visions of disaster relief were predicated on the premise that the most effective after care would involve treating the direct effects of catastrophic, unpredicted trauma.

Only recently, evolving histopathological concepts and the new 2006 WHO classification of soft tissue sarcomas abandoned this previous vision of a pericyte-derived tumor in favor of a fibroblastic cell origin, integrating this lesion into the family of solitary fibrous tumors [3].

All three seem to have been substantial successes in Europe and Asia, a phenomenon explained partly by the decision to cast Indian actors (although Ms. Devi, born Renee Smith, was Anglo-Indian) rather than the European performers in dusky makeup who had populated previous German visions of India, like Joe May's 1921 film "The Indian Tomb".

Use of this infrared vision system allows sensing at night, without external lighting, unlike many previous vision-based approaches that rely on stand-alone cameras.

Apart from a hint of edginess in a single black-patterned dress with masked head, the show had none of the masochism that lurked within the previous McQueen vision of shackles, harnesses and tortuous shoes.

Much of this reaction was absolutely necessary, but because mass migration had played such a massive role in the previous general vision of the past, it has led — particularly among archaeologists — to an almost total rejection of migration as having played any major role in important developments of the past.

But the big visions of previous strategies have usually translated into much smaller steps in practice.

I'm not bashing CBO here — I understand what they've done, and I would probably have ended up doing the same thing in their place, if only, as I remarked in a previous post, because dystopian visions of a class-riven society and official agencies don't mix very easily.

Previous developers had experimented with visions of taking the former Toy Building North and making eye candy for big kids with blocky condo additions.

It is heartening to see Secretary Kerry believes and resonates with previous Secretary's vision of improved engagement and focus on the global diaspora as part of delivering America's foreign policy.

His previous books — both from Abrams — include "Beyond: Visions of the Interplanetary Probes" (2003) and "Far Out: A Space-Time Chronicle" (2009).