Sentence examples for simple vision from inspiring English sources

Their simple vision is to go back to basics.

"It's a very simple vision," Brown says of his plans for the future.

It's a seductively simple vision, and lawmakers across the country are grasping at it, pushing Arizona-style copycat laws.

Seven years after the iPhone launched the Smartphone 2.0 wave, Apple kickstarts another mobile revolution… It's an enticing, simple vision.

"We have a simple vision that is a mix of liquids and mechanics," said Vincent Perriard, the chief executive of HYT.

This can be difficult to achieve in finance, where there tends to be a "relatively simple vision, like achieving a given return on invested capital," she says.

We usually think of V1 as one of the simplest vision areas of the brain, mainly responsible for very basic properties like the gross organisation and orientation of things that we're looking at.

The heir to the throne has always prided himself on his alternative views, establishing himself as something of a royal iconoclast who gives voice to public fears over GM foods and nanotechnology, while pioneering a simpler vision of society based on championing organic agriculture, local produce and traditional architecture.

Yet, they can see a similar simpler vision of what it means to collaborate online.

"I think it's a really coherent and poetic vision," says molecular biologist W. Ford Doolittle of Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, who claims that other evolutionary biologists continue to accept a simpler vision, that a single common ancestral cell led to all modern life.

(Alas, "Proustian" is an inapt adjective: the writer actually opposed what he called a "simple cinematographic vision," which he feared treated memory as nothing but the accumulation of facts, rather than a complex interplay of sensory experiences and storytelling).