Sentence examples for first vision of from inspiring English sources

Others were novices entertaining their first vision of the battle of a campaign.

As it happens, Noland's first vision of art was not of Manet, but of Monet.

According to tradition, Juan Diego experienced his first vision of the Virgin Mary on December 9 , 1531

Maurois has summarized his first vision of the story, in its bare-bones form, as: Part 1.

Faust's floating exclamation "O merveille!," when Méphistophélès grants him his first vision of youth, was all quiet astonishment; his great aria "Salut, demeure" was beautifully controlled.

After a few pints, I recalled that I was just steps away from Peckham Rye, where William Blake claimed to have had his first vision of angels.

While the idea of artificial ecological systems in space dates back to the first visions of space exploration, the best known link between ecology and space is probably the Whole Earth photos of the Apollo program.

It's one of the first visions of wearable computing that, to me, feels like something ordinary people might actually want to do, rather than a black box into which only the earliest of adopters will be willing to pour their efforts (not mentioning any names).

Exciting developments in simulation methods have recently enabled the first visions of protein folding in all-atom detail for small, single domain proteins [30].

The eighth vision of four chariots probably refers to the anticipated messianic reign of Zerubbabel, a hope that was thwarted.

Unfortunately, Mr. Kohl's third vision of absolute control of the Christian Democrats has eroded his historical pedestal.