Sentence examples for wider vision of from inspiring English sources

This wider vision of the internet of things is still evolving, with considerable excitement from tech firms, entrepreneurs and governments.

Tracing the paths of the refugees, the narrative crosses the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, and so provides a wider vision of European history that includes the United States.

Guy's scholarly biography, as enthralling as a detective story, provides a wider vision of Tudor history and shows with stunning clarity how the historical narrative was shaped.

He has a much wider vision of a world in which environmental consciousness and sustainability is a built-in factor to product sourcing and design every day of the year.

This was part of her wider vision of a modern union movement that would abandon its intransigent defence of free collective bargaining and become a partner of government in setting overall economic targets, including wages.

"Guy's scholarly biography, as enthralling as a detective story, provides a wider vision of Tudor history and shows with stunning clarity how the historical narrative was shaped," Gerard Kilroy wrote here.

Both Wollstonecraft and Rowlatt employed nannies, and it is difficult for Rowlatt to reconcile that with wider visions of emancipation.

A narrow parochialism, characterized by a concentration on local trading interests, supplanted the wider visions of earlier town councils.

Following his successes with Shekhina (his masterful 2002 work based on the Talmudic term for the Divine, extended into feminine sensuality) and The Full Body Project (2007, offering wider visions of beauty featuring San Francisco's Fat Bottom Revue) came the recent Secret Selves.

However, this gene does not satisfactorily provide a wide vision of all phylogenetic lineages.

"Clearing" is a 17-foot-wide vision of a dense forest interior with sunlight streaming into the middle.