Sentence examples for vision of everyone from inspiring English sources

Keynes's vision of everyone in the 2030s being a lot richer is largely achieved.

"I see a vision of everyone living normal lives here with a political situation that has to be unique," Mr. Dayan said one day in May.

In 1861, Tolstoy himself went to hear Dickens read A Christmas Carol in London – and maybe the superb description of Scrooge's horrified vision of everyone's utter indifference to his death, at a Christmas yet to come, planted a seed for the opening chapters of The Death of Ivan Ilyich.

Gazing around, I have visions of everyone around me drowning and blistering and screaming in flames.

"The freedom and respect we experienced in Aix gave everyone a different vision of how everyone should be treated".

Murray Kempton, the columnist, wrote: "His every ism has been an affectation born of a morbid love of admiration and the vision of what everyone would say as he walked his garish way".

Cataracts cloud the vision of nearly everyone sooner or later.

Around this time, having virtually achieved the vision of giving everyone access to unlimited fitness classes had started to turn ugly.

The saddest thing here isn't Getty's vision of London – everyone knows stock images are dumb.

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Superimposed graphics show such things as a trainee's precise field of vision, so everyone can see exactly where he looked (or neglected to look) when clearing a room or before getting shot.