Sentence examples for vision of humans from inspiring English sources

Accuracy: 4 out of 5 You might have noticed Kubrick's vision of humans whizzing among the stars in 2001 didn't really pan out.

In a recent book called "Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us," Daniel Pink, who wrote speeches for Al Gore when he was the U.S. vice president, attacks the incentive-based vision of humans.

I have to confess that my vision of humans in space has been unduly influenced by Star Trek, but I would argue that if we are ever to fulfil such a future, we need the commercialisation of space to get us there.

Paradise lost: the movies of TERRENCE MALICK paint the screen with images that evoke a tragic vision of humans despoiling the natural world, through which they move like angels tossed out of heaven, able to glimpse the eternal but never grasp it.

The differences between the color vision of humans and the animals that the color patterns are directed toward could mean the difference between assuming an animal that is "brightly" colored is conspicuous, possibly attempting to attract a mate, and that the colors function as camouflage (Marshall 2000).

Get lost in his dreamy vision of humans in the Instagrams below.

This is a vision of human community and vulnerability.

But it's all part of Guthrie's larger vision of human experience.

I relish the vision of human beings living in the sky.

We stand for a vision of human cooperation that the murderers sought to extinguish.

This research yielded a different vision of human nature and a different set of debates.