Sentence examples for vision served from inspiring English sources
It was a vision served most vividly by "2001: A Space Odyssey," the classic 1968 science-fiction film he created with the director Stanley Kubrick and the novel of the same title that he wrote as part of the project.
The Rodman ideal is a strong president with a strategic vision served by self-confident cabinet officers who work collegially to produce an imaginative range of policy options that are then imposed on the "permanent government" bureaucracy and saluted by a quiescent Congress.
Mouse monoclonal antibody tubulin Ab-4 (primary antibody, 1/5,000 dilution; secondary antibody, 1/20,000 dilution) (Lab Vision) served as internal control.
(The business is a firm of solicitors, which translates, practically speaking, to personal bankers or brokers.) Coolly explaining to his perturbed son the practice of borrowing from one client's account to pay dividends due to another, he sighs, "Oh, why is it so hard for a man to see clearly beyond the letter of the law!" It is not so hard, if such double vision serves a man's personal interest.
The vision serves in order to define the role and integration requirements of simulation within a computer aided maintenance engineering system.
Inventoried, archived, and located on a digital mapping tool, their vision serves as a resource for neighborhood identity and collective decision-making.
This begs the question, what purpose does ultraviolet vision serve?
Maria's patience and long term vision serve her well.
World Vision serves all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender.
Giger's death, 35 years after giving birth to his unholy vision, serves to remind us that fear lives forever.
Members who became visually impaired in combat were proud about the circumstances that led to their loss of vision ("serving Queen and Country"), whereas those with a non-combat-related visual impairment struggled with the question 'why me?' and even felt guilty, ashamed or embarrassed.
