A critic is a prophet who envisions the trajectory of movies, who discerns the principle of aesthetic vitality in a work, and who recognizes the vistas opening from it.
When I envision the trajectory of my life, he is the one I see at the end.
From where they want to intern, to what city they ultimately want to land their first job -- many of them have already envisioned their career trajectory.
In an afterword, she envisions an alternate trajectory in the career of another sexpot, who played Marilyn in "After the Fall".
One can envision a similar trajectory for digital phenotyping, where traditional statistical tools might be combined with machine learning to translate smartphone sensor and usage data into biomedical and clinical insights.
Here's how: Does this align with the career trajectory you have envisioned?
And so I stand here in my hotel room -- miles and hours away -- trying to envision the chaotic trajectories of those other lives.
Students will spend time thinking about the trajectory they envision not only for their protagonists but also for the secondary characters, and discussing issues related to characterization, such as point of view, dialogue, and voice.
Compared to flights on rocket-powered space tourism vehicles offering a few minutes at the top of a suborbital trajectory, World View envisions spending two hours at the maximum altitude, with amenities such as a lavatory.
They possess an energy that seems to reach out and pull you into the twisted and ruined worlds Rockman has documented and envisioned, before throwing you back again with a heightened urge to do something to stop the trajectory of destruction.
'To run, running,' for example, can be envisioned as a series of snapshots where a foot is on or off the ground, or on an upward or downward trajectory.
