Sentence examples for fatal vision from inspiring English sources
When the government called McGinniss, as part of his testimony he read passages from "Fatal Vision".
He ended up writing an account indicting him in the 1983 best-seller "Fatal Vision".
Fatal Vision appeared the following year, and, in 1984, MacDonald sued McGinniss for breach of contract.
Other true-crime works include Blind Faith (1989) and Cruel Doubt (1991), which along with Fatal Vision became TV miniseries.
REFLECTIONS about the trial of Joe McGinniss, a reporter who was sued by the subject of his book, "Fatal Vision".
Writer tells about "Fatal Vision", a "true-crime novel" 663 pages long which McGinniss wrote about MacDonald.
Advisers to Clinton told me that there is something naïve, even potentially fatal, in Obama's vision of leading the country out of its current political battles.
Herein lies the fatal flaw of this transformational vision.
Symptoms of botulism, which can be fatal, include weakness, dizziness, double vision, difficulty breathing and abdominal problems.
Only Kubrick at the top of his game could turn a serious novel about the accidental beginning of World War III (Peter George's "Red Alert") into this comic vision of the fatal absurdities in an escalating arms race.
However, a more recent study found that requiring drivers aged 85 years old and older to renew their license in person was associated with reductions in rates of fatal crashes, but requiring a vision test was not associated with further reductions after controlling for mandatory in-person renewal (Grabowski et al. [2004]).
