Sentence examples for a vision from the from inspiring English sources

Jerry had a vision from the very beginning.

The founder claimed to have received the motto "Charitas" in a vision from the Archangel Michael.

It is a vision from the land of counterpane, made when Nash was scarcely 23.

"I saw these locomotives, and it was like a vision from the past," he said.

"There also needs to be a vision from the political side.

It requires a gradual process, with a vision from the top, that introduces pluralism into the political life.

Once the player finds and equips the ring, he receives a vision from Azura, the ancient Daedric Prince of the Dawn and Dusk, who confirms that the player is Nerevar's incarnate.

Years later Smith said that in 1820 he had received a vision from God the Father and the Son that resolved his religious confusion.

In this floor, pagan entertainment translated into a vision from Genesis: the bloody staged hunt has been converted to a peaceable kingdom.

The fiery volcanic liquid cascades around the screen like a vision from early earth, as the flock of fire crashes, splashes, and dances around, engulfing the spectators in a glowing tidal blaze amounting to stunning and arresting CGI.

Trickett's vision for a more equal Britain is "a vision from below", with local people calling the shots.