Sentence examples for vision and narrative from inspiring English sources

What is needed is a common vision and narrative and an inclusive conversation we are all part of.

Some critics, such as Barbara Mujica, argue that The Way to Paradise lacks the "audacity, energy, political vision, and narrative genius" that was present in his previous works.

Obama should start by overhauling the federal budget system and offering a clear vision and narrative about the role of public investment in building new American prosperity -- and he should act quickly before the historic opportunity has passed.

He also has been encultured by the great schools of Persian, Mongol and Safavid miniature painting and epic poetry that has saturated his vision and narrative lyricism as a filmmaker and artist.

It wasn't until his début album, "My Krazy Life," from 2014, which was made with the Los Angeles producer DJ Mustard, that he found his vision: slick and narrative-driven, heavy on muted bass and minimalist minor-chord piano.

They have an origin story about games and narrative, a vision of how the world is supposed to be, and see themselves as participating in making that future happen.

Superiority of male vision and male mastery of narrative is evident.

But novels continue to deliver the same way they always have, providing moral vision, the narrative of transcendence and the struggle between good and evil.

Pagels, a professor of religion at Princeton and the author of "The Gnostic Gospels" (1979), places the biblical Book of Revelation — the seven-headed beast, the whore of Babylon, apocalyptic images of the end of times — in the context of other ancient narratives of vision and prophecy.

His major research fields are understanding social dynamics in complex social-ecological systems, collective behaviour change, affective expression of narratives of vision and identity for sustainable futures, and creativity and innovation for societal needs.

While some saw it as the first Surrealist film, the film's scriptwriter Antonin Artaud declared Dulac's vision too narrative in structure to be truly Surrealist; and the British Board of Film Censors just didn't get it at all, dubbing it "apparently meaningless… [but] if there is a meaning, it is doubtless objectionable".