Sentence examples for the same vision of from inspiring English sources

We share the same vision of the world.

We have the same vision of football," said Delort.

The AEEU believes in the same vision of new trade unionism as Tony Blair.

At stake is not whether we share the same vision of good – we do.

On Fox, CBS and NBC, Mr. Wolfowitz sketched out the same vision of a new age of Arab democracy.

From 1945 to 1995, conservative and liberal elites shared variations of the same vision of the future.

The Persian Gulf may indeed be the first worldwide crisis of the post-Cold-War era, but it is clear that American foreign policy is still driven by Cold War thinking--the same vision of "world order" politics that has shaped U.S. foreign policy since World War II.

But, at the same time, we have the same visions of sugar plums as everybody else.

The title of the article, Walmart's Vietnam, was chosen as a result of similarities I identified between Walmart's visions of grandeur in India, and the same visions of grandeur of the U.S. when it chose to enter Vietnam in the 1950's eventually leading to the Vietnam War.

"Unfortunately, despite this new and broad consensus over the dangers inherent in excessive executive renumeration, the denizens of our nation's executive suites still go about their business with the same visions of compensation sugarplums that danced in their heads before last September," the authors wrote.

It is clear from her writing she will bring the same vision and expectation of excellence into her role as the president of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums.