Sentence examples for consummate vision from inspiring English sources

Hell is perhaps the consummate vision of natural history and of landscape in contemporary British art: an entire model world.

When Slimane set up that label from scratch, in 2000, it brought a radical, consummate vision to design: the clothes were masculine, but somehow tender.

Mr. Crawford is doubtless pondering, in part, the two present-day Americans who have most prominently and influentially consummated a personal vision: Philip Glass and Steve Reich.

Witt described her as a consummate playmaker with exemplary vision, and her teammates voted her the team's best passer.

As for the administration's scars, if all else is a record of social improvement, moral vision and consummate governance, then doesn't any attempt to challenge that record or its claims have to represent extraordinary villainy?

It is as if the artist, intently observing, has held up a mirror to a world that only she can see.Martin's unique vision and consummate technique made her one of the last century's "pre-eminent abstract painters," says Chris Dercon, Tate Modern's director.

He achieved the consummate expression of his developing vision in 1897 in his chief Tahitian work, Where Do We Come From?

The center's 10th anniversary fund-raising gala, on Sept. 17, will honor Steven Spielberg, whom Mr. Apkon describes as "a nonconformist with a singular vision and the consummate storyteller of our times".

Drawing on Western and Chinese sources, Ames provides a convincing argument that the only way to understand the Confucian vision of the consummate life is to take the tradition on its own terms.

Tall buildings symbolise phallic power: their collapse, consummate emasculation; their charred remains, a vision of hell.

There is deep personal passion, to chase and finally consummate what appears to be a seemingly impossible vision.