Sentence examples for disturbing vision from inspiring English sources

But mostly the dark and disturbing vision — tattoos and all — is unique to this sister act.

Thus, Skyfall's gloomy proceedings and The Master's disturbing vision have been given short shrift.

I saw, in a fleeting and disturbing vision, how the drops of sweat moved from the boy's body to Laura's and vice versa.

Now artists Jake and Dinos Chapman plan to bring their disturbing vision to cinemas by writing and directing a feature-length horror movie for FilmFour.

But there was not a hint of that in Perahia's ambitious and disturbing vision of the piece, which seemed to seek out its emotional fragility at every turn.

But in "The Eye of God in Paradise", she offers us a profoundly disturbing vision of human nature after the revelations of the Holocaust.

By the time Cass, a diviner who's had disturbing visions before, returns with a policeman a second time, she has started to doubt what she saw.

While Heaney's work does not incline towards the same disturbing visions as Frost's, the tension between light and dark in Heaney is less settled than often seems the case from the critical accounts of his admirers.

It certainly does not appear ready to receive new inmates as part of "realignment" (see article).In this section The challenges of "realignment" Worst case Testy gridlock Spreading gospels of wealth Bread, circuses and leather balls Cheesed off Another insurgency The spirit of 1812 Peter David ReprintsEven a supervised visit reveals disturbing visions of the human condition.

After years of condescension from modern-minded art-lovers who treated their disturbing visions as too quirky, too backward-looking or simply too provincial to be of lasting interest, Spencer and Lowry are finally being accepted as more than local oddities or British one-shots.

But that's only the bare bones of the plot, which Ellis proceeds to adorn with vivid sights, like the property office in the Bronx that houses "the grave goods of the unavenged dead of New York," and fully fleshed characters, including a serial killer who thinks he's living in olden-day Mannahatta and invites us to share his dark, disturbing visions.