Sentence examples for vision toward from inspiring English sources

"Our vision toward them is a humanitarian vision," Mr. Jurat said.

Mandela's legacy begs the question: what is the vision toward which we each (individually and collectively) are working?

Around age 40 I was told I had some drusen and at age 70 my peripheral vision toward my nose is slightly impaired.

It has to do with a long-term Christian vision toward Christian unity, which has taken this long to work out".

As Johnson stood on an East River ferry on a steamy afternoon, talking about her new documentary, "Cameraperson," her Canon video camera kept twitching, tugged by her peripheral vision toward a woman in a white tank top.

The Assad regime "took the wrong option they were wrong about their vision toward the conflict," Khaled Meshaal, Hamas's leader, told Foreign Policy in mid-May, a year after abandoning his base in Syria.The visit to Gaza earlier this month of Sheikh Youssef Qaradawi, a Qatari-based Islamist cleric who has issued fatwas urging Muslims to join the armed uprising, only deepened the cleavage.

The varied strands of Pavlova's performance, with its blend of still theatrical ardor and operatic outbursts of rage, point toward the future of movie acting — no less than Weber's dramatic vision points toward the future of the world at large.

Rebecca Wolff asks, in "The Most Famous Man in the World," on Day 12: "Are you like me / jug ears / of purpose / defined positively / by your positive / action and the clear vision / toward a common // sense?" And later, "I / feel you.

We are like-minded individuals, sharing a common vision, pushing toward a world rid of color-lines".

With a particular vision leaning toward Native American people, all of Harjo's films have been well received by audiences and critics on the festival circuits.

We have 20/20 vision looking toward the outside and often cloudy vision when looking inward.