Sentence examples for a difference of vision from inspiring English sources
He had been talking of quitting for weeks and spoke of a "difference of vision" after meeting President Abdurrahman Wahid last week.
Amblyopia is defined as a difference of two lines or more in best corrected vision (on an eye-chart test of visual acuity) between the two eyes or a best corrected vision of 6/12 or worse in the affected eye.
In a new attempt to confound anyone who thinks they have a handle on their work, the double-act exhibit as two separate individuals, allowing differences of vision and ability to be seen for the first time.
The rift between the two factions is partly personal, and partly based on differences of vision, spokesmen for the two sides have said.
While this did not translate into a difference in vision at the end of one year, the time point measured in the trial, it might do so over longer time periods, they said.
Other signs of a difference between the vision and the execution have also appeared.
Sometimes there is a difference in vision.
Cinema is a specificity of vision.
"This demonstrates a paucity of vision.
