It's been the product of a personal vision.
The kitchen staff, visible from the dining room, also reflect a personal vision.
But in his landscapes he created a personal vision of the Scottish countryside.
With Water Street (1962), critics noted a growing ease and the development of a personal vision in his writing.
No single viewpoint is evident, since the forum encourages each member to concentrate on developing and refining a personal vision.
He offers a personal vision, but it's one that has been judged suspect, offering up a sentimental and duplicitous Americanism.
You develop a personal vision only when you dare to distrust what you've learned, to call what you know into question, and to doubt yourself.
Unlike Quentin Tarantino, however, whose transformation of his many influences is the foundation of a personal vision, Mr. Creevy engages not in metamorphosis but in simulation.
It would have been both a remarkable tip of the hat by the cinephile Allen to movies he loved and a personal vision of hell.
The player cannot claim to impose a personal vision of life on the game, while the creator of the game has ceded that responsibility.
He is one of the first artists to express a personal vision — the manic pride of his Self-Portrait is justified.
