Sentence examples for traditional visions from inspiring English sources

She continues to distort and explode traditional visions of female sensuality.

Conservatives, on the other hand, proved more favourable to old institutions, particularly the Roman Catholic Church, and to traditional visions of society as grounded in corporate groups.

But Susan Hilferty, a costume designer who has designed masks for Broadway productions, said that the Guy Fawkes mask has elements that link it to traditional visions of evil.

But at the same time, theorists like Jacques Derrida, the French philosopher whom Dr. Schor knew and interpreted in her writings, were coming to consider traditional visions of universal truth irrelevant.

In the end Mr. Maccioni's more traditional vision wins out.

Magnifying glasses, eyeglasses and more elaborate devices like wearable telescopes are the traditional vision aids.

"The traditional vision was to call a press conference, issue a report, file a lawsuit," he said.

The truth is likely that both the Musk vision and the traditional vision of selling cars will evolve to meet different groups of buyers.

The exhibition closes, as it was bound to do, with a traditional vision of gay marriage: all happy couples, openly united, at last, in modern society.

While the first official image of Jesse Eisenberg offered a pretty traditional vision of a bald-headed Luthor, this new one is very different.

If we lose this, conservatives argue, the traditional vision of a government-run social insurance program will not only endure, but prevail.