Sentence examples for dying vision from inspiring English sources

Patricia Bardon's throatily sung, power-dressed Princess takes sadistic pleasure in informing her cloistered niece that she will never see her illegitimate son again – although the psychedelic video design that accompanies Angelica's dying vision suggests otherwise.

What the critics say: "It's an intimate road movie about one family, yet it also lingers on the landscapes and fabric of an old-time, dying vision of the American Midwest".

A neo-Nazi organization will be marching through the coal country town embracing the old dying vision of America.

Her only late narrative fiction was "Dream-Vision" (1984), privately called "My Mother's Dying Vision," whose Christian implications infuriated her family.

It causes no pain, but as the cells in the macula die, vision in the central part of the eye can deteriorate quickly, but usually it happens so slowly that people notice little change.

Yeah, Torture by Die Vision.

I was invited to produce this LP for Die Vision and I suppose give it a bit of Western credibility or whatever.

Other songs carried deadpan pronouncements like "As soon as you're born you start dying" or a vision of "building a religion" by "widening the corridors and adding more lanes".

Many novelists of the mid-19th century had social theories, and Balzac's narratives are regularly interspersed with expository asides on such things as the course of Pons's illness or the reasons certain dying people have visions and others don't.

"I've been dying to get my vision of Atlantis into the public realm for years.

The film people, including a dying director with a vision, a washed-up alcoholic leading man, and a flaky starlet, move from one failure to the next, from an adventure filmed in New Jersey to a bitter modern movie called "Suburban Swingers".