Sentence examples for vision of more from inspiring English sources

T-Mobile shares in this grand vision of more sophisticated devices in the home.

It set out an ambitious and laudable vision of more compact cities and public transport-based development – but the real test will be in the implementation.

With so many watching, he must go beyond just describing his broad vision of more harmonious ties with the Muslim world.

But when Gove proposed his own reform vision of more liberal treatment of prisoners and individual freedom for governors, he ignored the predicament prisons were actually in.

That way Hinds' - and the campaigners' - vision of more people cycling for everyday journeys, without the need for special clothes, can be realised.

Chancellor Angela Merkel has consistently promoted a vision of "more Europe" as the answer to the euro crisis, meaning tighter integration but also stricter oversight of European fiscal policy.

Most remained in stride, perhaps with visions of more standard-size eggs, with potatoes and toast.

The young lady has been reading her seed catalogues so avidly that she now has visions of more kinds of flowering shrubs than she has barrels for.

The first post-presidential American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) meeting this week in Washington, DC made clear that starry-eyed conservative state legislators had visions of more power dancing in their heads.

The visions of more integrated care have created new roles and accountabilities for organizations and professionals.

A union that has a vision of a more just, more inclusive society.