Sentence examples for cosy vision from inspiring English sources
That doesn't really fit into the cosy vision of Prince Charles and other fans of neo-Georgian architecture, who have half-killed it with their twee taste.
At one end of the scale of despair, Karmi saw suspicious, inward-looking people, averse to strangers; at the other end, she saw people enveloped in their cosy vision of a triumphant Islam that would vanquish their enemies.
The rosy, cosy vision of the 1950s and 1960s - often thought of as a golden age of children's fiction - was challenged from the 1970s onwards by an increasing emphasis on books showing different kinds of childhood.
Meanwhile, this week's catwalks thronged with cosy, retro visions of self-assured upper-class Americana.
And onto the catwalk came a vision as cosy as it was glamorous.
But there is also the sense that Alabama 3's failure to trouble the charts may have its roots here: their vision is too harsh for cosy mass consumption.
Front and centre of these future visions, iconic American topography and its culture – the cosy homesteads, hypnotic crop plains, travelling fairs – almost feel as if they exist out of time.
But that film's world was almost cosy compared to that depicted in Michôd's follow-up The Rover, a bleak and extremely violent vision of earthly hell in a dystopian future.
