Word: vision
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...unexpectedly low-key debate last night in San Diego, President Bill Clinton restated his vision for the 21st century, while Republican challenger Robert J. Dole leveled quiet attacks against the president's record and character...
...concerned that the only magazine for the discussion of women's issues that is currently being published on campus might fold," Peimer said. "It's been a case of poor vision for a couple of years...
...mostly unheralded films. And yet, even though Schindler's List won Neeson the kind of praise and splashy recognition (including an Oscar nomination for Best Actor) that had long eluded him, it was a film that belonged more to its harrowing subject matter and its celebrated director's vision than to its star...
...level of resentment toward progress, which is sometimes viewed as an instrument to undermine the stability of society. We recognize the importance of having strong community goals underlying our technological advances. Indeed, both technology and community are required to move forward without forgetting where we have been. Without a vision of progress, tribalism can stifle growth. Without a grounding in community, life lacks the structure necessary to fully appreciate those material achievements...
...when a student is mugged, assaulted or raped, the peaceful vision of campus life is shattered and the startling reality sets...