Sentence examples for fine vision from inspiring English sources
A fine vision has been laid out.
It is an admirable plan, a fine vision.
Large eye sockets, indicating fine vision, and small, pointy teeth both suggest that it hunted insects.
An expanded and revitalised EU that spreads the liberal message around the world would be a fine vision to adopt as this week's celebrations start.
A retina specialist told me that I had a rare genetic ailment, macular dystrophy: the disintegration of a tiny spot at the center of the retina that is responsible for fine vision.
So far as climate change is concerned, economical cuts in greenhouse-gas emissions are surely to be welcomed, notwithstanding the continuing controversy over the urgency of tackling the problem (see article).Even so, if Mr Bush is to burnish his green credentials, he needs to do more to turn fine visions into practical actions.
Yet there are also deep and honorable reasons that we are drawn to these stories: they show us the best parts of ourselves and articulate our finest vision of our nation.
When injected into the eye of a normal monkey, the viruses penetrated cells spottily across the retina, but almost completely in the very important fine-vision area called the fovea.
His craft is too fine, his vision of the republic's stalled blessing too important to be lost to us.
