Sentence examples for specific vision of the from inspiring English sources

Thanks to her, American women from farm wives to factory girls to urban matrons all had the same, rather specific vision of the ideal domestic life.

Katz has a very specific vision of the counterterrorism problem, which she shares with most of the other contractors and consultants who do what she does.

To support a particular painter was to endorse a clear interpretation of the present, to vote for a specific vision of the future.

"Idle Wives" may offer the most detailed and specific vision of the era's local moviegoing habits — and it even includes, remarkably, a film-within-a-film that the characters watch when they go to the local theatre.

All great directors are in Ray's position — that of an artist with a clear and specific vision of the world and of the cinema, who needs to get other people to do, on-screen and off, the things it takes to realize his own vision.

An approach based on individual interviews yielded a specific vision of the situation.

They had a more specific vision of this new direction of Southpaw with Jake in the role than I did.

Those cookbooks often include introductory essays about the history of Creole cuisine, but Young said those essays painted a very specific vision of that history, one that's not necessarily based in fact.

While all this money and frenzied preparation have lent the port an atmosphere of energy, it has also destabilized its inherent balance of forces, as a small group of stakeholders — shipping companies, terminal owners, the Port Authority, the longshoremen's union — jockeys to promote specific visions of the future.

Others were quietists, hoping for divine deliverance without having a more-specific vision of the future but entirely unwilling to fight.

Rather than making bland pronouncements or parsing patriotic songs, as he usually does, Mitt gave a more specific vision of a Romney White House, including the possible elimination of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which his dad once led, and vivisecting the Department of Education.