Sentence examples for a vision of red from inspiring English sources

Jenny Rathbone is a vision of red.

But step into the foyer and it becomes airy and spacious – a vision of red bricks, steel supports and restored antique wood.

Music can also deflate importance: when Galileo talks mathematics to four tiers of magi in cylindrical hats and flowing robes -- a vision of red rising from shadow that is worthy of Titian -- these savants continually interrupt him, a cappella, with cries of "Oh, really?" and "Magnifico!" until the audience erupts in laughter.

The sold-out show was a vision of red, White and blue, with young and old, hipsters and geeks, male and females all there in order to form a more perfect union.

In 1983 the Labour Party offered a vision of red-hot socialism to a public warming to Thatcherism ("the longest suicide note in history", it came to be called).

In reality, these turn out to be dancers in backless dresses and elaborate headgear who act as hostesses, and while I'm enjoying my New York strip steak at the bar, one of them comes over – a vision of shimmering red plumes – and asks how I'm doing.

The company sponsoring the dot-xxx domain, the ICM Registry, said it had a vision of a red-light district in cyberspace that was a clean, well-lighted place, free of spam, viruses and credit card thieves.

The set designer, Michael Levine, has come up with a vision of hell that is, of course, red, although not the orange-red of fire but the ruby red of old-time theater curtains.

Ladies and gentlemen, we give you the first release from PicNic34 (although musically I don't get the vision of red checkered blankets in the sun).

It is a vision of the world, touched into life in a few strokes of red chalk.

We vote for a vision of ourselves.