Sentence examples for faulty vision from inspiring English sources

It's the result of failed leadership and a faulty vision".

Did you embark on the story with the idea that vision — or faulty vision — would be central to it?

A cynic, Ambrose Bierce remarked in his "Devil's Dictionary," is "a blackguard whose faulty vision sees things as they are, not as they ought to be".

In 1945, after study, the Better Vision Institute reported that faulty vision, liquor and speed were the "Three Horsemen of Death" on our highways.

Through a series of Western texts folkloric, photographic, literary, and historical Dorst outlines another pattern of looking West, one characterized by optical distortion, faulty vision, and the ambiguous intersection of spectatorship, display, and covert observation.

By Maria Konnikova June 18 , 2014A cynic, Ambrose Bierce remarked in his "Devil's Dictionary," is "a blackguard whose faulty vision sees things as they are, not as they ought to be".

At least in those cases, would-be basketball psychics can at least blame the teams in New York for their faulty visions.

Bumping into objects that leap out of the snowstorm of faulty peripheral vision is a hazard that is painfully familiar to me, and others like me, who have the degenerative eye disorder retinitis pigmentosa (RP).

The drug, called Luxturna, is the realization of a long-sought scientific dream: The one-time treatment corrects a faulty gene to improve vision, allowing patients to see the stars or their parents' faces.

They say the Republican presidential candidate uses faulty math to tout his vision of America's energy independence, fails to understand energy economics in his pledge to revive the coal industry, and is peddling a big myth by claiming that global warming is a hoax.

If the vision or its realization is faulty, we call the result bad art or bad management; if the realization is congruent with a good vision, we call it a masterpiece or effective management.