Sentence examples for vision transforms from inspiring English sources
Such a vision transforms the meaning of what Francis sees as the continent's single largest challenge: "the long file of women, men, and children fleeing war and poverty, seeking only a future for themselves and their loved ones".
Women's talent and vision transforms the spaces we operate in, but the enduring legacy of women's unequal power and persistent cultural stereotypes converge to undermine women's value in the very spaces that depend on our labor and voice.
Countless failed tower-block social housing schemes, including St Louis' infamous Pruitt-Igoe complex, stemmed from this approach, before the vision transformed in the 1980s into new business districts such as London's Canary Wharf.
I watched, however, in bemusement, then incredulity, as New Labour's Cool Britannia vision transformed too many historic city centres into gormless "regen" retail theme parks, as ill-suited to Birmingham or Liverpool as to Beijing and Mumbai.
In this book, where searing political upheavals like the Lebanese civil war figure but don't dominate, and in an era when almost all we seem to see of the Middle East is terrorism, it's bracing to come upon a work — and a world — that expands our narrow vision, transforming it to one of multiplicity, enchanting it with hope.
The prophets' visions transform backwaters into grand landscapes — perhaps precisely because the places they're from are small.
"He has a vision that transforms how and when things are printed".
Through the stillness of her camera and the flexibility of her vision, she transforms a skeletal tale into a rich portrait of innocence poised on the very brink of awareness.
Only through the point guard can a coach's vision be transformed into reality.
"What we have got to do is to continue the vision of transforming this country".
