Sentence examples for vision of communities from inspiring English sources

I'm talking about garden cities – a vision of communities where future generations will live, work, have children, grow up and grow old.

I'm talking about garden cities - a vision of communities where future generations will live, work, have children, grow up and grow old.

It was the first garden city to be built based on Ebenezer Howard's vision of communities, which combined the best aspects of town and country living.

Letchworth was the first garden city to be built after Ebenezer Howard, outlined his vision of communities that combined the best aspects of town and country living in 1898.

In 1898 Ebenezer Howard, dubbed the founder of the Garden City movement, outlined his vision of communities that combined the best aspects of town and country living in the book Tomorrow, A Peaceful Path to Real Reform, later republished as Garden Cities of Tomorrow.

Each offers a distinct, often political, vision of community.

It's a vision of community tailored to appeal to middle-class families that patronize casual chain restaurants.

As Professor Joselit put it, "The Goldbergs" offered "a vision of community and neighborliness at a time they were on the verge of disappearing".

As an entrepreneur, Tomáš Baťa mimicked Henry Ford's conveyor-belt system in his shoe factories, but his footwear Fordism was allied with a utopian vision of community living.

His vision of community inspired Poets House, a home for poets and poetry lovers and a place where all are welcomed to step into the living tradition of the whole art.

"The original vision of community control was not an idea that liberalism normally embraced; it was an S.D.S. kind of idea: destroying the bureaucracy, destroying the professions," said Ms. Ravitch, referring to the radical group Students for a Democratic Society.