Sentence examples for visions held from inspiring English sources

Describes the utopian visions held by many writers as well as scientists that incorporated eugenic ideas.

The challenge of setting a group's course is forging a single vision out of the multiplicity of visions held by the group's members.

In addition, conservative evangelicals have forged ties to Jewish groups through strong support of Israel, though the theological visions held by these allies are vastly different.

The visions held tightly by Jews, Muslims, and Christians are not entirely mutually exclusive.

Standing in the way are the competing business visions held by owners — some seeing players as entertainers and marketers more than competitive athletes.

Scholars often approvingly quote EFF.org founder John Perry Barlow's "Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace," which, among other utopian visions, holds that "our identities have no bodies, so, unlike you, we cannot obtain order by physical coercion".

Many of these watery visions hold words -- texts from Virginia Woolf to Irish poetry of the fifth century B.C. -- that appear in the form of spume that on close view can be seen as minuscule writing.

While I was reading palms and inducing visions, holding hands and running through the rain, I'd been slowly crafting my own Dumbo feather, a magical weekend to assure me that I could do more than I'd ever imagined.

Those images and more are the vision held out by proponents of what are called "intelligent transportation systems".

This was exactly the vision held by the German patriots who participated in the conspiracy to assassinate Hitler on July 20 1944.

The expectations you set as a leader become building blocks for the shared vision held by the most effective teams.