Sentence examples for worthwhile vision from inspiring English sources

Growing up with positive role models to help children become happily married adults is a worthwhile vision.

If one definition of art is "a worthwhile vision fully realized," Tetsuya Wakuda, the owner of Tetsuya's restaurant in Sydney and creator of confit of Tasmanian ocean trout, double-cooked guinea fowl and foie gras wrapped in sea scallops, is one of a handful of chefs in the world currently turning out works of art in the kitchen.

Then, write an open letter to your local newspaper or blog reminding the incoming governor that shared leadership among women and men is a worthwhile and attainable goal -- Vision 2020's specific goal is 50/50 by 2020 in targeted areas.

Where's the vision to make it all worthwhile?

Elastic's vision is ambitious but certainly worthwhile.

Google has been making worthwhile movements in proliferating their Lens computer vision engine across new apps and devices.

Attempts to understand the phenomenology of vision from artificial stimuli, although worthwhile as a starting point, can lead to faulty generalizations about visual systems, because of the enormous complexity of natural images.

How could physicians not be affected by society's vision of what makes women's lives worthwhile?

Yet he insists sustainable development is a worthwhile concept: "It's good therapy for the tunnel vision common in government ministries, as it forces integrated policymaking.

The technology now is amazing, but you need film-makers of great vision to ensure it really adds something worthwhile to a movie.

What he eventually called the "Global Guggenheim" seemed a worthwhile experiment in channeling the flow of international capital toward new visions of cosmopolitan life.