Sentence examples for shattered vision from inspiring English sources
That same year, Severini's shattered vision found a spectacular expression in a Paris view simply titled "Le Boulevard".
Our greatest resource is our humaneness: The goodwill of people toward one another, the love of people for the land, and the inventiveness of people facing common problems--these are the attributes of hearts and minds already reaching across borders and redefining humanity beyond the shattered vision of obsolete governments.
In 1988 the Institute of Medicine (IOM) referred to the American public health system as a "shattered vision" (IOM 1988).
The world has changed immeasurably since Thoreau lived there in the 1840s, and I was in danger of shattering the vision of the place I held in my mind.
And, having seen his vision shattered, he himself seemed to be feeling disillusioned and directionless.In 1969 Mao appears to have emerged from a crisis situation stronger than ever.
While he formally asked to be relieved of his vows last year the Haitian people continued to see the forty-two-year-old Aristide as ti pe nouan ("our little father"), an image effectively shattered by the vision of him as a family man.
We observe the "boos" and consternation of a very non-diverse crowd in Phoenix, their world turned completely upside down, their uni-cultural tunnel vision shattered.
That vision was shattered in 1940 by the Nazi invasion of Norway.
I think that the settlement project is Israel's historical catastrophe: it contradicts everything I stand for as a human being and as a Jew; and it has shattered the liberal Zionist vision to which both you and I are committed.
Meeting 99ers is to tap into a deep well of anger at lives that have been knocked off course, shattering the enduring vision of the American dream that many had felt they had achieved.
In this way, the Kabbalists of Galilee, through a cosmological myth of exile and redemption, were able to map a people's shattered experience and adumbrate a vision of restoration.
