Sentence examples for vision of the two from inspiring English sources

From the standpoint of substance, the debate examined at length the vision of the two candidates on how to revive Egypt's economy, health and education.

But, in practice, this vision of the two sides jousting with rolled-up copies of the Guardian and the Daily Mail is complicated by some surprising moves.

It has the West's biggest economic hold on Russia and, historically, a (sometimes delusional) vision of the two countries' potential for a golden destiny together.

Deutsche Bank put up the guarantee, largely by persuading a wealthy businessman who could appreciate the vision of the two men, even though the businessman admitted he knew nothing about the sport.

The prototypes of this machine were expensive and resembled sewing machines, but the vision of the two researchers greatly influenced the evolution of products that today are dubbed notebook or laptop computers.

Stereoscopic pictures are produced in pairs, the members of a pair showing the same scene or object from slightly different angles that correspond to the angles of vision of the two eyes of a person looking at the object itself.

In 1604 Queen Anne chose him to write a masque, The Vision of the Twelve Goddesses, in which she danced.

They heralded the evil banquets in Titus Andronicus and Macbeth and accompanied the vision of the eight kings in the great witches' scene of the latter play.

Above all, the visit deepened Sadlo's vision of the six Bach solo suites, though the year brought another crucial friendship as well.

Daniel's vision of the four empires also reveals the hostility of Jewish (and early Christian) apocalyptic thought to imperial power.

"I genuinely believe that these organisations have brought together the best services in the market to offer commissioners everything they need to deliver the vision of the Five Year Forward View," Ricketts said.