Sentence examples for dazzling vision from inspiring English sources
The screenplay, co-authored by Visconti, is full of insights about Sicilian life and culture, and cinematographer Giuseppe Rotunno conjures a dazzling vision of the harshly beautiful landscape, to be revisited in the next decade by Coppola.
But Augustine's pessimism about humanity (an excessive pessimism in the view of eastern Christians, who think he over-stated human sin) did not make him give up hope; he could put forward a dazzling vision of a City of God which would succeed where Rome had failed.
As Turrell shows me a bronze model of an immense chamber inside Roden Crater and explains how as you ascend its staircase you will emerge into a dazzling vision of the night sky, I feel I could be listening to a stone age priest's proposal to build a big stone circle on Salisbury Plain.
Each film offers a blackly dazzling vision of a dreadful future from a nation that, whatever the reality of the wartime blitz spirit, loves the idea of itself as besieged and – though fond of a moan – forever staying the course (our response to the financial collapse of 2008, for instance, being a surge in sales of coffee mugs urging us to keep calm and carry on).
To usher in a new era with a dazzling vision for the future.
It's a dazzling vision of the Virgin Mary taking a cue from her son, and walking on the water.
But if some of the most dazzling visions have yet to materialize, many technology experts continue to foresee a revolutionary role for MEMS.
His dazzling visions of light and scale so seduced Hitler that he seemed to forget that pesky little business of the Eastern Front.
The hospital, where dazzling visions have a habit of evaporating into harsh reality, transplanted only two hearts this year, and not a single pancreas.
A dazzling contemporary vision of a Baroque dance suite, "Partita" was composed for Roomful of Teeth, which recorded it, but until now the group has not performed all four movements together live.
The dazzling architectural vision of Linz's new opera house is the perfect home for Philip Glass, whose latest work, The Lost, has opened there.
