Sentence examples for shared visions from inspiring English sources

Today, shared symbols, shared institutions, shared visions are so distant as to be inconceivable.

The organisation of society and the construction of legitimacy must involve power relations and both must involve shared visions and their collective interpretation.

There was much talk of "shared visions" and support last night but the entire event, and lack of announcements about money, showed what a difficult task Michelle Bachelet, the indomitable first leader of UN Women, has on her hands.

In other words, it's about how they construct a world parallel to the larger one, carving out an intensely individual space and defining themselves through their shared visions and actions, which means that the movie is also very much about creation as an act of self-creation.

Carleton S. Fiorina, the chief executive at Hewlett-Packard who will retain the same title at the new company, and Michael D. Capellas, Compaq's chief executive who is to be president of the merged entity, formally unveiled the plan this morning, asserting that theirs is a marriage of companies with shared visions for approaching the changing industry.

Cognitive social capital involves shared visions, goals and culture or, in other words, what you have in common.

They have a shared vision.

The Ottolenghi chain is their shared vision.

"There's a shared vision," he added.

There is a shared vision.

Because having a shared vision for marriage does matter.