Sentence examples for vision of trying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Govan said the sculpture fit into his vision of trying to expand the museum beyond its walls and described it as both "super ancient and super modern".

I think the vision of trying to corral 60 votes in the Senate on the night before Christmas sent him over the brink.

TEL AVIV — Winding up a year of intensive peace efforts, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice arrived here Thursday with a somewhat diminished vision of trying to keep Israeli-Palestinian negotiations alive.

The updated version of the tool continues to build upon the startup's vision of trying to facilitate the consumption, discovery and sharing of mobile services and content by adding new tabs to the interface.

It's a marketing term designed to encompasses the overall vision of trying to locate issues, find the causes and fix them in as automated a way as possible across the enterprise computing landscape.

It's a marketing term designed to encompasses the overall vision of trying to locate issues, find the causes and fix them in an as automated way as possible across the enterprise computing landscape.

As for our travel companions -- I had visions of trying to keep up with hard-bodied youngsters with crampons clamped to their high-tech hiking boots.

This tunnel vision prevents policymakers of trying to devise policy which assumes that the many of the assets in the banking system are simply "bad".

Beside the smooth, milky-white exterior of Frank Gehry's I.A.C. Building, across Nineteenth Street, it seems nervous, and even the architect's description of it, "a vision machine," smacks of trying too hard.

In stark contrast to President Obama's utopian vision of society: trying to push under the carpet the Solyndra debacle, The Green Job Initiatives, bailing out GM.

In contrast, the vision of constantly trying to mobilize ourselves and others to fight rear-guard actions against government for the 1percentt is singularly uninspiring.