"emotional vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's ability to see things through an emotional rather than a logical lens. For example, "After months of discussion, he finally had an emotional vision of the future they could create together."
Suffering dominates "Abraham and Mary: A House Divided," a brooding, emotional vision of this president and his wife.
Ratzinger's theological ideas, Grafton concludes, are driven by an "emotional vision," a "passion for a particular world," which "determines what he can accept as suitable and what he rejects".
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Furtwängler had an unparalleled ability to see into the formal structure of a work and convey that insight as part of a sweeping emotional vision that could be overwhelming in its communicative power.
We are left with only a few glimpses at a deeper, tougher emotional vision in Greta, as when, late in the novel, she tells Lily: "There are still times when I see you, and I think to myself, Not so long ago we were married.
"The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends developmental screens at every well-child checkup". Screenings are available in general health, development including but not limited to communication and social emotional development, vision, hearing, dental and height/weight/BMI.
Patients with more severe cases may experience fatigue, emotional swings, blurred vision and hearing loss.
More importantly, Los Olvidados is seen as the work that most lays bare the auteur's emotional and intellectual vision.
My worst boss was inconsistent, overly emotional and lacked vision.
In summary he said, "Overall Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... is without a doubt the most enthralling, entertaining, emotional and complete vision and definition of Hindi cinema I have ever seen.
The emotional impact of vision impairment is frequently discussed in terms of the 'loss model' [ 113].
