Sentence examples for vision has grown from inspiring English sources

Over time, their vision has grown darker, their clothing riskier, more deconstructed, punk, and gothic.

What began as Gavitt's East Coast basketball vision has grown into a conference with a full spectrum of sports programs, including football, and the inclusion of schools from beyond the Eastern Seaboard.

"The School of Journalism has had an international perspective since its early years, and I am happy to say that our commitment to that vision has grown substantially in the past few years," said Tom Goldstein, dean of the Journalism School.

As our knowledge of color vision has grown, it has become increasingly more difficult to specify normal observers, and standard viewing conditions in any but an arbitrary way, arbitrary from the point of view of metaphysics.

The vision has grown so much that a Los Angeles date was added this year for the first time.

Over the past sixteen years his vision has grown into Cambodia's strongest hope for a healthy future.

By his second inaugural last month, that vision had grown larger.

It's easy to see why these visions have grown in magnitude and gained a more vocal following over the years: entering that market would, in theory, broaden Apple's potential appeal by hundreds of millions of new customers.

Bit by bit, as the number of failing academies has grown, the vision of independent state schools has been chipped away.

Dennis is the co-founder and CEO of Foursquare, overseeing the strategic vision and product roadmap that has grown the Foursquare community to more than 50 million people around the world.

Conway will judge Startup Battlefield on Monday May 4. Dennis Crowley is the co-founder and CEO of Foursquare, overseeing the strategic vision and product roadmap that has grown the Foursquare community to more than 50 million people around the world.