Sentence examples for bright vision from inspiring English sources

"He had the great gift of a clear bright vision, of all that we can be, even now that he is gone".

How could Arendt have been witness to the worst in humanity and not lose her humour, her bright vision, her amor mundi?

At a time when our troubled planet seems ever more chaotic and weather-beaten, it's little wonder this bright vision of the future has enraptured so many.

We see the essential unity of our species and our planet; and, with faith and common sense, that bright vision will ultimately prevail.

The hopes of his candidacy are built less on a bright vision of the future, or on any soaring rhetoric of the present, than on the character-defining events of his own past.

His visualisation of the punishment of the lustful in Dante's Inferno is like a glassy white marble sculpture flattened into a pool of black ink, a hard, bright vision of the body floating uncannily in dark space.

In a move that seems remarkably well timed, Gibson has returned to the future in The Peripheral, and what he finds there isn't likely to please those hoping for bright, shining visions.

Having begun to paint late in life, he created a large body of works on paper — bold, bright visions of fantasy and mystery.

Talk story about visit to the preview of a new exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History, called "Dark Caves, Bright Visions" which has now opened.

By Henry S. F. Cooper The New Yorker, November 3 , 1986P. 40 Talk story about visit to the preview of a new exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History, called "Dark Caves, Bright Visions" which has now opened.

The New Yorker, November 3 , 1986P. 40 Talk story about visit to the preview of a new exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History, called "Dark Caves, Bright Visions" which has now opened.