Sentence examples for the broad vision from inspiring English sources
WHILE the broad vision of a digital lifestyle is clear, the details of living it are still a bit blurry.
I try to see what is the broad strategy, what is the broad vision that we want to bring to this.
The broad vision of 99% and occupation of public places has encouraged an inclusive space coalesced by the sentiments of frustration and anger felt by the broader population.
In his speech, Mr. Bradley will link his Title I proposal to the broad vision of his campaign: that the nation has a moral obligation to use its soaring prosperity and the federal budget surplus to lift up the neediest.
Such a vision necessarily takes into account notions of personhood and "the body functional," as well as traditional models of disability and the broad vision of disability and development.
March 24 , 1921New Amsterdam Wilson Harris, in full Theodore Wilson Harris, byname Kona Waruk (born March 24 , 1921 New Amsterdam, British Guiana [now Guyana]) Guyanese author noted for the broad vision and abstract complexity of his novels.
Where, though, is the broader vision?
But what of the broader vision?
D-Wave, and the broader vision of quantum-supercharged computing, is not without its critics.
It also chimes with the broader vision of decent work promoted by the International Labour Organisation among others.
Hanne Tierney, who adopted "Salome," reflects the broader vision of puppetry for adults.
