Sentence examples for determined vision from inspiring English sources
Don McCullin, David Bailey and Jane Brown all come to mind, distinguished by their unflashy style and their determined vision.
But the issue risks being driven more by opportunistic and changeable politics than anything like a common — and determined — vision.
A dedicated pursuer of spiritual enlightenment and a committed internationalist as well as an artist of determined vision, he accidentally became a new age guru because he had loved the sound his flute made in big, echoing spaces built for contemplation and prayer.
For the first time, we have determined vision loss by asking patients to report the presence of an illusory percept in blind areas, rather than the absence of a real stimulus.
Instead, this is an adult, responsible, determined vision of human beings using their power, under God, to renew the earth.
The intensified attention to this topic has most likely been stimulated by the lack of an evidence basis for determining vision standards for driving licensure and a poor understanding about how vision impairment impacts driver safety and performance.
Residents' felt senses of their community can play substantial roles in determining visions for landscape change.
To determine vision-related quality of life (QoL) measured with the National Eye Institute Visual Function Questionnaire (NEI-VFQ) in keratoconus (KCN) patients who have undergone penetrating keratoplasty (PK) in 1 or both eyes and to compare the results of our study to those of historical controls.
A vision test to determine distance vision was completed from 10-feet; poor vision was defined as 40/100 or worse.
Giacometti's determined, sculptural vision emerges as a clear contrast to Picasso's swift genius.
But lacking the ferociously determined tunnel vision of artists like Dove, O'Keeffe, Hartley, Demuth and others, she tried this and that, and her art becomes in retrospect a fascinating, multiply reflective mirror of a generation's collective, transcendentalist imagination.
