Sentence examples for public vision from inspiring English sources

Lopez still remained somewhat in the periphery of the public vision, however, until she landed the lead role in Selena (1997), a biopic of the murdered Tejana singer.

The public vision of the 1930s endures in their later masterpieces such as Pollock's One, Barnett Newmans's Vir Heroicus Sublimis, and Mark Rothko's Seagram Murals.

Perhaps the most persistent threat to the public vision of the rebuilding process comes from the private developers who had a stake in the site before it was destroyed.

Deep eutectic solvents (DESs), the recognized alternative of ILs, first came to the public vision in 2001 (Abbott et al. 2001).

Draconian prevention and health promotion strategies with zero-tolerance policies for destructive health behavior are not part of the societal dictum, or public vision.

In recent decades, fractional partial differential equations (PDEs) have entered public vision; they compare favorably with the usual models to characterize such transport motions in heterogeneous aquifer and the medium with fractal geometry [3, 4].

"There are also some unique public visions that are not primary in the professional discussions about the site," she added.

One difficulty arises from the tensions that can be expected to exist between the private interests, and no doubt the public visions, of the managerial echelons and those of the political regime.

Scenic Hudson, the environmental organization, has complained that the city has not sponsored its own public visioning process for parkland and development, leaving it instead to the developers to accommodate such citizen input as they and city leaders see fit.

Could Kafka have developed such original vision in public sight?

THE EYE SITE is an NEI-sponsored exhibit that travels to shopping malls around the United States to educate the public about low vision, vision rehabilitation services, and vision adaptive devices, as well as about the NEI itself.