Sentence examples for vision of better from inspiring English sources

There was just one problem with this utopian vision of better psychiatry through science: the "science" hadn't yet been done.

Miliband ensured that his strong defence of his reforms to the Labour/union link was sandwiched between an attack on the Tories and a vision of better comfort and security for working people – something few trade unionists could disagree with.

Without a smartwatch monitoring you, the Health app is a weird and only sometimes useful icon sitting on your homescreen, but with Apple's new watch it could become a hub for the company's slick vision of better health for you and everyone around you.

Or, for the more sceptically inclined employee, think of it as a way to make the big boss even more like Big Brother".Quantified work" is the vision of BetterWorks, a Silicon Valley startup that aims to bring "goal science" to offices everywhere.

Reforming procurement and standards do matter, and will help, but it helps in the same way a good accountant helps — and that's not by having a vision of better accounting".

But it's hard to not hear something so straightforward as a twin-guitar harmony and process it as mere nostalgia, a rose-colored vision of better days—six-string escapism, only dressed up as rebellion.

For tens of thousands, it is a vision of a better, happier and healthier city.

The generosity of people who share a vision of a better world inspire me.

He was an innovator whose vision of a better world touched many lives.

Once upon a time, the left possessed a clear and coherent vision of a better world.

"They all have a vision of a better society," he said.