Sentence examples for some sort of vision from inspiring English sources

Rowland says great businesses are based on some sort of vision underpinned by empirical evidence.

Once there is money in the bank, and some sort of vision of where things are going, diversity is not so insanely risky to a startup.

From homegrown products like Eyeborg and this lady's webcam eye to more substantial efforts like Second Sight and the Boston Retinal Implant Program, it seems like everybody and their dog is whipping up some sort of vision substitution system.

Even better, drop the idea that Matilda has had some sort of vision of the truth.

The mysterious new remix comes complete with a new video featuring some crazy technicolor peyote smoke and an unidentified man on some sort of vision quest.

"We need some sort of coordinating vision, but the question that I would have is is this a coordinating vision?" Dickersin said. .

"Every chancellor who's had some modicum of success had some sort of educational vision from the get-go".

A moment later, we were back in the woods wondering if Chilchi had been some sort of glamorous vision conjured up by the Siberian taiga.

This assertion came as the former Test captain and the chief executive at the ECB, Tom Harrison, when not repeating the words "trust" and "clarity", were trying to provide some sort of tangible vision for how the national side will operate.

A player must either have a nearby light source or must have some sort of night vision to prevent the night monster from attacking.

WH: [Exclaims] Maybe, yes, in retrospect, now we can say there was some sort of a vision of something dark coming.