Sentences with phrase «particular vision»

If I'm thinking about one particular vision all the time I'm going to miss out on what is right in front of me.

It's the very particular vision of chefs José Ramírez - Ruiz and Pamela Yung, who are free to make sorbet out of sorrel, to elaborately roast and hasselback a carrot as the menu's apex, and to incorporate small amounts of meat when you least expect it, as in a foie - gras dip for perfect little radishes.

I truly enjoyed learning more about you, the CAP organization and in particular your vision for this new position.

Allen, production designer Santo Loquasto, and cinematographer Vittorio Storaro (the legendary camera maestro here working, as is Allen, for the first time in the digital format, and knocking it out of the park) have a very particular vision of 1930s Hollywood, despite Allen's well - known and well - worn antipathy toward Los Angeles in general.

This is what happens when a good idea gets studio - botched by too many people with their own particular visions of what the film should be about.

What I want to say here as a Catholic theologian does not concern particular visions and apparitions which have aroused popular interest, whether in the past or the present.

Each nourishes in rite and saga its own unique and highly particular vision.

Second, while vouchers are a means favored by the Christian Right to weaken the separation of church and state, they are also a means to advance particular visions of a «multicultural America.»

The missing link between American abstraction and European modernism, Sean Scully's commitment to his own particular vision makes him stand alone in the pantheon of great contemporary painters.

All the bits and pieces — like the music (primarily from the Kinks» Lola vs The Powerman and the Moneygoround album and the films of Satyajit Ray) and like the art direction — make for a very particular vision of India.

The familiarity of the writer / director's broad stroke painting of maleness may frustrate some, but true joy is discovered in her rather ethereal execution of a very particular vision.

He's one of the few who can work in mainstream Hollywood and still imbue his films with his own particular vision.

Speaking in Westminster Hall in 2010, Pope Benedict XVI spoke movingly about Britain's heritage of constitutional government: «Your common law tradition serves as the basis of legal systems in many parts of the world, and your particular vision of the respective remains an inspiration to many across the globe».

Catherine had a particular vision of this movement of Friendship House that was inspired by God and emerged from her Russian background.

If you have a particular vision of what you...

The ultimate reference of the text is dual — to Cod, to a particular vision of authentic human existence.

The second question is that of systematic theology proper: What systematic model, informed by the criteria determined for fundamental theological discourse, will allow a specific historical community of faith to articulate its particular vision of reality in a manner that makes it available for the wider community without being wrenched from its own historical experience?

He holds otherwise: «Successful natural - law arguments are those that argue from a particular vision of what human life is supposed to be in full development.»

Successful natural - law arguments are those that argue from a particular vision of what human life is supposed to be in full development.

But perhaps entertainment offers a particular vision of the relationship between humankind and the Creation.

If I invest in a particular vision and I come across new information, then I can change my direction without having to form a new vision.

We have learned only too well that such self - styled messengers of God can carry out deeds of unimaginable ferocity in the name of their particular vision of God.

This is a particular vision of American power and leadership in the 21st century: no longer the «indispensable nation» tout simple as global policeman or responsible stakeholder, the US now seeks to become indispensable as trade partner, much as China is today.

A general election will allow Mrs May to move beyond the 2015 Tory manifesto, and to campaign for her own policies — including her particular vision of Brexit.

Critics say this is less about a developer's belief in a particular vision for the city's growth, and more about having the ear of whoever gets to power.

Science policy quickly becomes advocacy if you work for a trade association or NGO, where your role is often to lobby for particular visions and values.

More than any particular vision of the future, Bradbury gave me the sense of romance in exploration, first of the sea and then of space.

Regis University is inspired by the particular vision of St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits), which poses the challenge to think critically, engage in personal reflection and serve those in need.

What was the process of decorating your shared home / work space like, did you have a particular vision in mind?

But to make it unique and correspond to a particular vision, you need the ability to tweak it around with some advanced settings.

Kalashnikov is also smart enough to keep The Road Movie down to 67 minutes, which is all he needs to create this particular vision of hell.

thing is, the novel version of wwz is promoting a particular vision of politics that is very much coloured that way.

Maybe they want a particular thing in line with a particular other thing, but if you hire a director who has a particular vision, you've got to expect him or her to make a «such and such film».

After the unsuccessful performance of I Heart Huckabees, David O. Russell didn't make a film for 6 years, depriving the audience of his particular vision and cinematic delivery.

Here, she does an utterly functional job without ever convincing you that she has a particular vision for the film, or that this belongs on a bigger screen than her past work.

«John was very involved with the musical composition,» says Ross, «he had a particular vision for the music on this movie which was very raw sounding electronics; with bizarrely a saxophone in there.

He began his career in film criticism with a very positive review of Sylvester Stallone's debut as a director, Paradise Alley (1978), which in itself revealed something of Carax's particular vision, a special feeling of urgency he was demanding from cinema and filmmakers — an embryonic version of the «smile of speed».

Of course Kennedy, Kasdan, and Lucasfilm have a particular vision but you'd think they would have sorted this all out with the duo ages ago.

You can choose one of the free WordPress themes, which is good and easy, but, if you are of a creative mindset and have a particular vision in mind, you may wish to manipulate the interface yourself.

This helps students pull back the curtain and recognize that all media is constructed by an author with a particular vision, background, and agenda.

Or they can force their particular vision on those who believe differently.

If, on the other hand, national standards attempt to impose their particular vision of a proper education on those with differing visions, then national standards are oppressive and likely to face high levels of resistance and non-compliance.

While many of the most effective networks have been built around a particular vision for schooling, others — like the turnaround network in

While many of the most effective networks have been built around a particular vision for schooling, others — like the turnaround network in Springfield, Massachusetts — form around a common set of goals with intensive, tailored support for schools.

«It was created because a few people have a particular vision for the future of education: we are to experience a computer - based learning revolution.

«We've worked for the last four years to realize this particular vision with a fully coach - built Rolls - Royce.»