Sentence examples for faraway vision from inspiring English sources

But what Ms. Lee evoked as a wistful faraway vision of contentment, Ms. Midler makes palpably present.

But it will encourage every dancer-singer-theatrical aspirant who toils away, living on microwave popcorn and the faraway vision of Making It. "In the Heights" is the musical about a Hispanic neighborhood in Washington Heights that took eight years to reach Broadway and won multiple Tony Awards when it did.

To help it record faint signals from faraway objects, engineers at ­Raytheon Vision Systems and Teledyne Technologies have built two sensitive infrared detectors that register mid- and near-­infrared wavelengths.

This is the vision of a not-faraway-future by Reuben Wu.

Take a deep seat in the saddle and don that faraway look that marks a true man of vision".

Instead, Gregory gets a faraway look, as if he's been visited by visions of Chernobyl and Boris Yeltsin, and talks about how he only ever wanted to serve.

Bradley's basketball ability benefited from his height 5'9" in the 7th grade, 6'1" in the 8th grade, and his adult size of 6'5" by the age of 15 and unusually wide peripheral vision, which he worked to improve by focusing on faraway objects while walking.

They barely seemed to exist in her range of vision; painful realities of class and racial biases were dim, faraway specks.

In Rebecca Solnit's recent memoir of illness and travel, The Faraway Nearby, she describes walking on a deserted beach in southern Iceland: "It was as close to a vision of paradise as I've been granted with my eyes open".

When it flew off to a faraway tree, a bit of meat was placed on my glove (ew!), and the dear bird, with phenomenal vision, zoomed back onto my arm and, whoosh, both meat and bird were gone.

Countless faraway stares.