Sentence examples for put a vision from inspiring English sources

We have lots to say about what Food With Integrity stands for, but it is, simply put, a vision for continuous improvement of the ingredients that we source for the foods that we prepare and serve to our customers.

It's putting a vision, and I think the sisters' story — the love between a family — is really something that is going to help fashion.

It's putting a vision, and I think the sisters' story the love between a family is really something that is going to help fashion.

Simon Stephens – a dramatist who can put a wide vision into close focus – is a man who will put his hand to almost anything.

In both, he said, a director manipulates light and sound to put across a vision.

Very few Republicans put forward a vision of equality and unconditional acceptance.

By standing against any overlapping of religion and politics, they have put forward a vision of democratization that is incoherent and disconnected from Islamic memories and traditions.

"Don't you think that it's time for him to finally put together a vision of what he'd do in the next four years if he were elected?

It is unlikely that any prominent social theorist has ever put forth a vision of reform with insurance agents in the vanguard.

And in launching her mayoral bid, Garrett has put together a vision for the London in which she wants her daughter to grow up.

"The assemblyman has failed to put forth a vision for dealing with the educational needs of the district and developing the business corridor of the community," Mr. Jeffries said.