Sentence examples for desperate vision from inspiring English sources
I admit a desperate vision of ready meals loomed before me when he decided to stand.
In place of a pretty pastoral vista, Nash summons a desperate vision of a withered and mud-choked killing field, populated only by bomb-blasted trees that stand in for the millions of human casualties.
Like the Averroistic reasoning of his earlier claim that only under a world empire can humanity realize its intellectual destiny, this crowning claim shows Dante appropriating Aristotle to the service of a unique and almost desperate vision of empire as a redemptive force.
The war remorselessly morphed into a political testament tied to a desperate vision of triumphant American religious nationalism.
"Theaster offers what the art world is desperate for — vision," says Romi Crawford, a professor of visual and critical studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
He was a diagnosed schizophrenic with a desperate religious vision and a history of bizarre behavior, a man obsessed with the end of the world.
Medics and parents were desperate to save vision in at least one eye for those who had been shot, attempting to extract the jagged and irregular pellets.
Two years ago, with a lucky Facebook-based fortune and earnest talk about great journalism, Chris Hughes seduced a lot of hardened veterans of the New York-Washington news world who were desperate for a vision of the future.
Lively, funny and ultimately shattering, that revival brought out the substance and clarity in Mr. Guare's singular, gracefully skewed vision of desperate lives in the mid-20th century.
Being Human In the series finale, Sally (Meaghan Rath) is desperate to keep her vision of Aidan (Sam Witwer) killing Josh Sam Huntingtonn) from coming true and makes a huge sacrifice that changes Aidan's life forever as he tries to destroy the evil spirit in the house.
Renoir's visions of desperate struggles for economic survival and reckless lunges toward prosperity are matched by his profound insight into the tenderness and bitterness of erotic passion.
