Sentence examples for social vision from inspiring English sources

Loury's plea for a more socially conscious public policy and "social vision" seems so earnest in its moral rectitude as to be almost quixotic.

That they had no social vision was precisely what their social vision was: a defensive withdrawal from all commitment as inherently phony.

Half jokingly, Hickey terms his politics "bleeding-heart libertarian" and his social vision "egalitarian élitism".

The man did not have a social vision for his country; economics bored him.

His incisive social vision will be missed by all who knew him and his work.

But the complexity of the architecture is also driven by a powerful social vision.

Mr. Yorke is a 35-year-old rock star-intellectual with a sharp social vision.

What we inevitably miss is the larger social vision that Motion's biography reveals.

Can the transcendent social vision of the Revolution be squared with the transcendent spiritual vision of the Church?.

But so was the consistency of his social vision, which has scarcely changed since his student days.

"There's a radical social vision in this work, but it's so calm and cool people miss it," he said.