Sentence examples for crystal clear vision from inspiring English sources

Just before putting on my sunglasses to stumble home, I catch a hint of crystal clear vision.

Some museums have a crystal clear vision about what constitutes a proper subject for a fashion exhibition.

Judging by the collection, it will be beautiful with a tinge of sexuality and a crystal clear vision.

But if you give them a chance to spell it out for you, you'll have a crystal clear vision of how you can motivate them.

In our book we have described some specific practices of athletic CEOs that help them 'to explore' – going out, going down and going deep; experiment; data-driven decisions and enlightenment and self-perfection, and 'to navigate' – evolving, yet crystal clear vision; making clothes with room for growth; 'both ends' leadership and reinventing the magic solution.

Apax Partners purchased Tommy Hilfiger in 2006 with a crystal clear vision for the apparel company: Make Tommy cool again in the U.S. Once synonymous with "urban chic," Tommy's sportswear lost its footing with the American consumer, but flourished in Europe.

These French restaurateurs have a crystal-clear vision: Paris meets New York, circa this very moment.

I had a crystal-clear vision of what I wanted to create back in England, and I'm sure the others both felt the same.

I'd love to say that the story started with a crystal-clear vision of the king and his "kingdom," or the scout and his quest, but the truth is that it all started with that ridiculous bear.

Just once in his six hours in the middle did Kohli's crystal-clear vision of the Matrix become blurred, as a return catch was offered to Rashid on 68 but duly squandered by the leg-spinner.

Like the heavy-framed Céline glasses that Amy Adams dons to read the story-within-a-story of this interlocking psychological drama, Tom Ford's second feature is a handsomely crafted affair, designed to within an inch of its life to combine crystal-clear vision with eye-catching style.