Sentence examples for with a particular vision of from inspiring English sources

Rather it has something to do with a particular vision of urban architecture.

His adopted last name was a signifier of his fascination with a particular vision of America--not the geopolitical United States, but the literary, dreamlike vision of the New World, a wild west of freedom and individual determination.

Since the early twentieth century, development of both the individual and the collective has been associated with modern education, Western knowledge and science, and thus with a particular vision of the enlightened citizen (Mamdani 1996; Howard Smith 2008; Geissler and Prince 2010).

It's a particular vision of marriage, rooted in a particular tradition, that establishes a particular sexual ideal.

Theirs aren't arguments on behalf of a particular vision of who Jesus really was.

And "All Together Now" does offer a particular vision of kinship in the aftermath of society.

Instead of emerging organically from a particular vision of what society should be like, policies are arbitrarily stitched together as means of appealing to particular constituencies.

Thus, before we have even entered the rest of the museum, we are offered a particular vision of the man.

But they all offer a particular vision of dance and music as sophisticated concert arts that are entirely accessible.

The tourist officials are busy - as are the property developers - promoting a particular vision of this city as a picture-postcard jewel of the Caribbean, with its immaculately preserved central city area of stunningly pretty streets and buildings.

There are genuine arguments for those proposals, which reflect a particular vision of community life.