Consequently, someone whose horizons were formerly limited to a job at a fast-food restaurant now has other options.
The name Babbitt passed into general usage to represent the optimistic, self-congratulatory, middle-aged businessman whose horizons were bounded by his village limits.
For every lover whose horizons expand, there's one who wants gratifications as anodyne and tidily packaged as fast-food meals.
I know this is paradise", it was a welcome flash of imagination, suggesting a band whose horizons weren't solely limited to filling Wembley Arena.
A kind of Indian cousin to Truffaut's "400 Blows," "Udaan" follows the fortunes of Rohan (the sweet-faced Rajat Barmecha), an aspiring writer whose horizons shrink when he's kicked out of prep school.
Appealing for peace 50 years ago, President John F. Kennedy told the Irish Parliament, "The problems of the world cannot possibly be solved by skeptics or cynics, whose horizons are limited by the obvious realities.
He's of a generation of composers and performers whose horizons take in indie, electronica and folk as well as contemporary classical music, all of which chimes happily for those of us whose listening habits do the same.
The film catches the ambitions and frustrations of people whose horizons are all uncomfortably near, and instead of playing those feelings for pathos, torques them up into murderous impulses.
To the young student whose horizons are broader than these shores, broader than Europe, we'll say: "Yes, the Conservative party wants Britain to be a proud, self-confident, outward-looking country that engages ethically and enthusiastically with the wider world".
