Sentence examples for vision of purpose from inspiring English sources

This makes it difficult for users and professionals to navigate the system, to exchange information and to develop a shared vision of purpose and governance of the system.

Mrs Thatcher concluded: "Members of Congress, may our two kindred nations go forward together sharing Lincoln's vision, firm of purpose, strong in faith, warm of heart, as we approach the third millennium of the Christian era".

The concert is more than a cry of righteous outrage; it's an ideal vision of collective purpose, progress, and love.

We need a new myth or vision of our purpose on this planet.

In their vision of life purpose, few people would envision themselves being a school shooter or jihadist.

Ultimately, what helps alleviate loneliness from any of the above sources is creating a larger vision of life purpose; something larger than just your own self that you connect with.

Three competing models evolved in the original colonies, she writes, each with a different vision of what purposes newcomers would serve.

Mackenzie is interested in how drones are being used in military and surveillance currently, and appreciates how Cale and Young's futuristic vision of their use and purpose puts them in a new light.

She added: "Un Prophète has the ambition, purity of vision and clarity of purpose to make it an instant classic.

He served two terms as board chair bringing quite extraordinary long-sightedness to the vision and sense of purpose of the Seminary.

From the start he was clear to the point of truculence about what he was and was not interested in, and over the years he showed such constancy of vision and fixity of purpose that his became a strong and unique voice.