Sentence examples for vision sets from inspiring English sources

In the presence of unusually well-made sushi, a kind of tunnel vision sets in.

The vision sets the tone for a work in which intellectual theory is forever being overwhelmed by the rush of the real.

In the short term, the first half trading statement should be fine; long term, strategic initiatives are coming together and digital vision sets the group apart.

Mr. Green said in a telephone interview this week that the more atrocious and public the crime, the greater the stress on the police, and a sort of tunnel vision sets in.

"Our vision sets out clearly how we will manage these new developments that improve convenience for customers, while ensuring safety remains our top priority.

As far as out-of-the-box quadcopters go, the $1,200 Vision sets a new standard for anybody who wants to get into aerial photography and is a heck of a lot of fun to fly.

"Leadership implies going somewhere, so a leader needs to articulate a vision; set a direction.

He is the color of alabaster, a striking white vision set against the bays, browns and chestnuts he has left behind in all but one race.

This vision set the gracefully awkward course for a show in which two self-defined schlemiels learned to trust each other and perhaps, just perhaps, fall in love.

Such is the vision set out in Memory Palace, a new novella by Hari Kunzru and also the centrepiece of a V&A exhibition.

The biggest flaw with the production was that it was too reverent to the vision set out by Tolkien's sprawling books.