Sentence examples for a vision of hell from inspiring English sources

I think it's a vision of hell.

It was like a vision of hell.

Modern lives might seem like a vision of hell.

In fact Venus is a vision of hell.

All too often, Hobart Town is a vision of hell.

By the morning of September 18th, Antietam was a vision of hell.

Venus may get its name from the goddess of love but it is more like a vision of medieval hell.

When there was no end in sight -- no end in sightseeing -- and the vacation started to look like a permanent condition of existence, it turned into a vision of leisure hell.

Once it was a sweet idealisation of how many young women would dress if they had the nous and a few extra funds; then it became a vision of Waggish hell.

A vision of the "hell on earth" that is a literary party and revulsion for "a lot of sherry-drill with important people" drove Philip Larkin to rule himself out of consideration as the Oxford professor of poetry, according to an unpublished letter recently discovered in a college safe.

After suffering a severe seizure and having a vision of heaven, hell and purgatory, she devoted her life to prayer and poverty (or even worse poverty, since, as a peasant in the 12th century, she wasn't exactly living large).