Sentence examples for complete vision of from inspiring English sources

And in 1946, an astonishingly complete vision of the future appeared in the magazine Astounding Science Fiction.

In a single stroke he had what might be safely called a complete vision of the information age.

It's hard to point to a more complete vision of rebel freedom than The Bikeriders, a slim volume of photographs and conversations Lyon published four years later.

The proposed course is based on a web tool called ControlWeb, which includes a complete vision of control topics and is used intensively along the course.

He had, he says, "a complete vision of where we should be in the early twenty-first century," and is emphatic about the need for public-sector reform, if somewhat short on the specifics.

Every year schools, websites and publishers make choices about how to update this material anyway, and building a more complete vision of our history should be at the forefront of their priorities.

It must be something to do with his ability to create complete visions of humanity through shapes that barely relate to anatomy.

Windows Phone users were understandably interested in the new code, as it represents Microsoft's most complete vision to date of how Windows 10 — the company's attempt at a universal platform — will update their handsets.

For those with profound or complete vision loss, enhancement of other skills that help substitute for vision is crucial to optimizing function.

Levitan's love for open expanses (as seen in Evening, Golden Ples, 1889, and Golden Autumn, 1895) always coexisted with a sharp and complete vision (The Month of March, 1895).

In summary he said, "Overall Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... is without a doubt the most enthralling, entertaining, emotional and complete vision and definition of Hindi cinema I have ever seen.