Sentence examples for vision of individual from inspiring English sources

The best British television is the vision of individual creative minds, responding to the values and events of the society around them.

A thin, rather ill-defined vision of individual behaviour change, characterised by the popular terminology of 'nudge' is the best that government has to offer here.

Hip-hop, punk's younger brother, was all about rage and nihilism, too, at least until it turned to a vision of individual aggrandizement.

"From the beginning of his career as a movie director," Dr. Vaux writes, Mr. Eastwood has placed "his iconic identity of rugged American masculinity in tension with a broader vision of individual and social wholeness".

At a panel discussion on Thursday, the songwriter Rodney Crowell said the country music industry had changed priorities when it veered away from the vision of individual songwriters to seeking songs crafted by committee, often involving a half-dozen songwriters constructing components as on an automotive assembly line.

Artistically, your films reflect the vision of individual filmmakers.

Implicitly, he held out the vision of individuals who, because they have insurance, feel encouraged to visit their doctors early in an episode of illness.

A decade ago, as schools furthered an emphasis on the nation's many ethnicities, Arthur Schlesinger Jr. wrote a rebuke, saying such teaching would prevent children from gaining "the unifying vision of individuals from all nations melted into a new race".

A strong government can over-come the short-term vision of individuals and establish a common goal for the nation.

Here we argue that crowding is also a critical factor limiting object perception in central vision of individuals with neurodegeneration of the occipital cortices.

At first, there was an opportunistic and uncoordinated approach to network development based on the enthusiasm and vision of individuals and groups.