Sentence examples for distinct visions from inspiring English sources

Jesus and Judas are "enraptured by distinct visions of excess," she says.

In substance, these elections pitted two distinct visions for Italy against each other.

Essentially, the company and the environmental agency have distinct visions of the river and the way PCB's affect it.

The investigation began at the end of January, 1902, and, in the months that followed, two distinct visions of the hearings emerged.

A second mural shows a river slicing the earth into two distinct visions of the future: on one side, the riverbank has degenerated into an apocalyptic, industrial wasteland; on the other, the land is lush and verdant with flowers in bloom.

Whether he succeeds or not, one thing seems clear: we will have a debate about the economy over the next year which pitches genuinely distinct visions against one another.

I had a very distinct vision.

Women tend to have a distinct vision of what they are trying to achieve, Ms. Parks maintains.

"I think when people think 'poetry reading' they have a distinct vision in their heads of overeducated, unemployed, shaggy-haired people snapping their fingers," the poet Dave Landsberger said.

Apple, by comparison, designs and builds products with a very distinct vision of what a product will do and how its customers will want to engage with it.

As people age, the nearest point of distinct vision recedes to greater distances, thus making a magnifier a useful adjunct to vision for older people.