Sentence examples for familiar vision from inspiring English sources

Yet why, on this particular occasion, should I have dissolved before such a familiar vision?

Agassi, for the third straight year, will see the familiar vision of Rafter across the net.

Behind the familiar vision is, of course, innovation in fabric: The program notes cited jersey with Japanese polyester and 3-D micro patterns.

Flanery presents an exaggerated but uncomfortably familiar vision of America as a nation with increasing corporate power and decreasing individual liberties, obsessed with security at all costs.

For anyone who lives in New York City, this is a familiar vision of cosmopolitan heaven — a weave of strangers, open and curious.

McGuinness's new play, The Hanging Gardens, described as "an unflinching and familiar vision of the Irish family", is his first for the Abbey theatre in 14 years, despite recent adaptations of Ibsen's John Gabriel Borkman and James Joyce's short story The Dead.

Still, Capcom might do well to take a moment to consider Umbrella's history and act accordingly – if they ever want to get away from familiar visions of viral monsters.

Still, Capcom might do well to take a moment to consider Umbrella's history and act accordingly if they ever want to get away from familiar visions of viral monsters.

All of this may seem to come out of an environmental commonplace book, offering a familiar mainstream vision.

In the sparsely filled painting category Grace Graupe-Pillard of Keyport consolidates her familiar humanistic vision on a single canvas, instead of in an assembly of cut-out figures.

At the farmhouse in Saint-Julien, he sees in the distance a blonde woman wearing pale blue, who waves and calls: he can't be sure of anything anymore, because she looks familiar, a vision of Irene.