Sentence examples for vision of hundreds from inspiring English sources

The vision of hundreds of millions of Africans striding into the middle class, mobile phones in hand, is certainly a refreshing antidote to endless images of death and deprivation.

This dual vision — of hundreds of thousands of young people transformed by the sistema and of a youthful conductor who can bring audiences to their feet cheering — is a powerful sign of vitality to rebut those grim-faced pulse takers who are forever proclaiming the senescence of classical music.

Others have a more pervasive vision of hundreds, perhaps even thousands, of embedded, invisible devices that you touch in some way throughout your day.

That doesn't really do justice to Ms. Warner and Ms. Shaw's vision of hundreds of softly glowing tents, placed at regularly spaced intervals in dramatically scenic locations near the sea.

A perfectly preened vision of 21st century Conservativism.

Riley conjures a Technicolor vision of seventies California and casts Suzy's ambition as a feminist quest for self-determination.

This home had architectural notions of its own, rooted in a vision of 19th-century gentility far from Mr. Brathwaite's omnivorous futurism.

Three hundred years of imperial history; countless Trooping the Colours; and Horse Guards has come to this, a terrifying vision of 21st-century sport.

In Mr. Levine's vision of 21st-century disorder, Siegmund, Sieglinde and Hunding live rough on a construction site; overhead are spider webs of girders and catwalks.

Or The Europeans, a gory vision of 17th-century Vienna following the expulsion of invading Muslim forces, in which a raped woman gives birth on stage.

But the government has insisted PDVSA, the country's golden goose, is thriving and capable of funding Chávez's vision of "21st century socialism".