Sentence examples for reflect a vision from inspiring English sources

These are not "urban jewels", nor do they "reflect a vision of a multi-faceted world".

Because towers take so long to plan and construct, the current crop reflect a vision up to a decade old, reckons Nick Offer of Arup, an engineering firm.

"They reflect a vision of a human rights culture in which individuals, while exercising their rights, still have an obligation to act responsibly to others and to the wider community".

It is a dynamic composition that Siemens hopes will reflect "a vision of a multi-faceted world," the shape representing "the many facets of sustainability and the complexity of urban life".

While Qadhi hardly seems the caricature of his critics' rendering — the stealth Islamist plotting a shariah takeover of the White House — his views reflect a vision that many Americans would find objectionable.

In the past few weeks, the women came up with a mission statement for their project: "Mirror seeks to reflect a vision for a more inclusive and equitable world in which all people have the freedom to fully express all that which makes them beautiful inside and out".

But in its peculiar juxtapositions of raucous comedy and righteous anger, soaring lyricism and simple prose, it certainly reflects a vision of the Great War as a calamity that shattered civilization for good.

The Charterhouse of Parma, both love story and political satire, situated in Stendhal's beloved Italy (where he lived for much of his adult life), often reflects a vision of the Italy of the Renaissance as much as that of the 19th century.

The lesson idea developed by Subject 5277 reflects a vision for teaching a clear distinction between understanding the theories of science and the belief of religion.

The state budget is a statement of our priorities and reflects a vision for the future.

The kitchen staff, visible from the dining room, also reflect a personal vision.