Sentence examples for visions of both from inspiring English sources

But while the visions of both Softbank and the government are compelling, doubts abound.

Using their computers or phones, they can watch films and video offering contradictory visions of both current events and history.

And yet our visions of both the nature of history, the role of story and the experience of Jesus are miles apart.

These entertainments promise the satisfaction of desire but warn of its fulfillment; they offer paeans to both possession and dispossession, and provide visions of both material plenty and material disaster.

Naturally, with visions of both 21st-century Switzerland and 1980s America in my head, I imagined my daughter walking to first grade with throngs of children from our block and others.

"We believe that the visions of both our companies fit perfectly with our desire to encourage more and more people to eat pure, vegetarian food," the family said in a statement.

A giant printer enables him to use his visions of nature both as framed images and as the starting point of his fashion work.

In taking a longer view of innovation, Ms. Toulantis shares the vision of both Mr. McAfee, of Harvard, and Mr. Metcalfe, of Polaris.

The new device is for people with an irreversible, advanced form of macular degeneration in which a blind spot develops in the central vision of both eyes.

In a post about her resignation on LinkedIn, Clark singled out Scott for his "clear and transformative vision of both what the ABC is and can be".

It's a highly sophisticated vision of both what's happening in the art world and what's happening in the art-historical and art-critical world.