Sentence examples for vision for a work from inspiring English sources

The auteur, a film director who both has a distinctive vision for a work and exercises creative control, works with many other creative people.

Though Mr. Weiner considers himself a sculptor, he says that imposing his specific personal vision for a work upon a viewer is akin to "aesthetic fascism".

She soon settled her mind down enough to articulate and share a compelling vision for her work: curing a disease that had taken the life of a childhood friend.

Where the universities making the offers had her pegged as an archaeologist studying the material objects of prehispanic Latin America, Berkeley allowed her to conceptualize — and fulfill — a broader vision for her work, to conceive a new way of doing research, a new field or a new initiative.

In her acceptance speech after becoming prime minister Theresa May set out a vision for a country "that works for everyone – not just the privileged few".

They promise a vision for a Europe that works on a local level.

During his inauguration speech, President Obama gave an inspiring speech about his vision for a country that works together for the betterment of all.

An American public, and a truly representative government, that are aligned in their vision for a better America, working hard to maintain our tenuous leadership well into the 21st century.

The vision sets the tone for a work in which intellectual theory is forever being overwhelmed by the rush of the real.

In particular, women were found to spend more time developing people, defining expectations and rewards, being a role model, providing an inspiring vision for the work, and fostering participative decision-making (while dedicating the same amount of time as men to intellectual stimulation and efficient communication).

On the Children's Sabbath, faith communities clarify their own vision for a better tomorrow and work to make that hopeful future a reality today.