Sentence examples for vision embodied from inspiring English sources

Now, Republicans claim that last year's midterms gave them a mandate for the vision embodied in their budget.

The big picture vision, embodied in the emotive, high-flying rhetoric of the primary season, has officially landed.

Village Health Works is one small example, a model of African and American cooperation, President Obama's lofty vision embodied in miniature, an instrument of peace.

The competing vision, embodied in President Obama's 2011 budget proposal for NASA, focuses instead on investing in companies like Boeing that want to develop the space equivalent of airlines.

Just as cubism had unconsciously found a way of objectifying the dilated space and time of Einstein's universe, so Pollock's vision embodied the fissile indeterminacy of the quantum world.

He added that the Y.M.C.A. camp, which encouraged parents and children to spend more time together, was a "community of character" and that there was "a grand vision embodied in these mountains".

The city's seat of cosmic power turns out to be on Bleecker Street, behind a townhouse door that opens into a mansion that could swallow the West Village — and that, in turn, opens out into another cosmic vision embodying Saul Steinberg's notion of New Yorkers seeing the world from their windows.

In the meantime, PennaGroup's vision embodies an unusual strategy in today's polarizing political climate: one built on compromise, conversation and, not quite as unconventionally, capital.

Even Walt Whitman, whose vision of democracy is a vision of embodied, sexualized love and a triumph of compassion toward people in the commonest of situations, thought of all-encompassing nature as a grand unity, immortal and therefore subversive to human sadness.

In the same article, the directors Jude Kelly and Richard Eyre were quoted as mourning not only the passing of McGrath but also of the theater of political vision he embodied.

(In most plays featuring ghosts, from Hamlet to Blithe Spirit, the vision is embodied by an actor, who can be seen by at least one person).