Sentence examples for a sort of vision from inspiring English sources

"That's the way to do it!" An Entertainment opens Hiller's show as a sort of vision of hell.

A visiting architect described the Cotswold colony of the furniture-makers Ernest Gimson and Sydney and Ernest Barnsley as "a sort of vision of the NEW Jerusalem".

I have a sort of vision of her family being in catering on the south coast, you know, and her working behind a bar somewhere, he being demobbed from his national service and getting his gratuity, you know, and going in for a drink and this... barmaid behind the bar and she fancied him because he was so posh.

"I think there is a sort of vision developing between Syria and Turkey where they could serve jointly as a regional trade hub, linking Europe with the Gulf and other parts of the East," said Nabil Sukkar, a Damascus-based economic analyst.

To do so successfully demands a sort of double vision, a way of keeping sight of both the man and the wound at the same time.

Where, though, does that leave any sort of vision of Egyptian democracy?

No candidate has set forth any sort of vision for the city.

"I don't think senior management has communicated any sort of vision.

NOT for the first time, Americans are seeing Italy with a sort of double vision.

"They develop a sort of tunnel vision once they've made that decision to be a donor".

We experience a sort of tunnel vision, discarding all the details that seem incidental to the central event.