Sentence examples for bad vision from inspiring English sources

My nickname was McGoo; I had very bad vision under the lights and was always squinting.

But the problem with Obama's appointments is hardly just a matter of bad vision on Iraq.

Not a bad vision for a player who recorded only two sacks all season.

Polka-dot décor on nails and possible photo of dog or husband (bad vision) on index fingernail.

He has lost teeth and has hearing problems and bad vision because of the beatings of his face.

"Aging is associated with bad vision, bad hearing, bad teeth, bad arteries, bad joints and cancer, and we treat all of these things," Dr. Morgentaler said.

Companies with big budgets and bad visions are everywhere these days, and the comforts of a paycheck are few and far between.

Despite the fact that no dirty bomb has ever been detonated and that if one were used it might not even be that bad, visions of al Qaeda militants snidely smuggling the cobalt into the country spread.

That's not a bad democratic vision, and it remains as potent now as it was when Katharine Hepburn rediscovered her love for Cary Grant.

Titled "Saigon," it's a flame-red, half-abstract, bad-trip vision of mass sexual violation.

As we get older, the stroll that was once a walk in the park may get difficult for any number of reasons: angina, arthritis, bad balance, failing vision.