Sentence examples similar to vision captures from inspiring English sources

It is a vision captured in the guarantee of freedom of speech, freedom of religion, due process of law, equal protection under the law and freedom from unreasonable search and seizure and cruel and unusual punishment.

"Many smart city projects fail in communicating the vision, capturing the imagination of people so they can be bothered to participate," says Priya Prakash, the founder of Design for Social Change.

As NHS staff giving talks at the Expo proved, across the country from pharmacy management in Wessex to musculoskeletal services in Wigan, clinicians, managers and commissioners are delivering the vision captured in the Five Year Forward View of a patient centred NHS – and driving up productivity along the way.

But, as seen in his more recent Solipsist, Huang incorporates a good amount of his own vision, capturing images of more organic human deconstruction and colorful, almost tribal visual themes.

The award winning Watermark presented sustainability in an ingenious new way: excavating an archeology of water -- from the macro (circulation system of the planet) to the micro (human cell) -- with Edward Burtynsky's stark and stunning vision capturing in time and space the ongoing devastation of natural flow.

The characteristics of distortion in subjective duration showed asymmetries across sensory modalities: vision captured audition in the experience of time while audition seldom influenced visual subjective duration.

Night-vision capture is better, too.

Bowden and Sheers aren't attempting to find a musical theory of everything in their piece, nor do they claim, as Haydn and Holst could have done, to have created a musical vision that captures a particular view of the universe.

In the first stage, a sample is mounted on an XY micro-positioning stage, a vision system captures an image of the sample and displays the size and shape of each entrance hole.

I know these are just words and Obama gives a good speech, but maybe that's where it all begins - articulating a vision that captures the imagination.

The failure of this bloodlessly intellectual vision to capture the human imagination for more than a century has still not killed it off.