Sentence examples for a present vision of from inspiring English sources

A sense of the tragic implications of time and place -- time making meaning transient, a present vision of a place always disappearing into the past -- infuses every scene.

Presenting visual acuity of 6/18- 6/6 was considered as a normal vision, presenting vision of <6/18 in the better eye was defined as visual impairment, and presenting vision of <3/60 in the better eye as blindness.

In debates and on the campaign trail, Mr. Schneiderman and Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Westchester Democrat, have presented visions of the office as a kind of great equalizer, cracking down on abuses by employers and powerful business interests.

The Upanishads present a vision of an interconnected universe with a single, unifying principle behind the apparent diversity in the cosmos, any articulation of which is called brahman.

Chinese cosmologies present a vision of a dynamic universe that is incessantly being generated.

Based on our experience, the literature and our growing international connections, we hope to present a vision of a truly emerging field.

In this paper we present a vision of such a scenario.

"Moon," Duncan Jones's modest, haunting first feature, offers something of an antidote, presenting a vision of life beyond Earth that emphasizes claustrophobia and loneliness.

"I wanted to present a vision of the war on drugs as an institutionalized disaster, and apply a Joseph Helogictope logit to it," Mr. Simon said.

The party should present a vision of "aspiration, inspiration and hope", he said to applause.

Like the pictures of more celebrated youngsters in this show, however, they present a vision of childhood that is very different from our own experience.