Sentence examples for formed vision from inspiring English sources
He didn't have a fully formed vision, waiting to be emptied onto the page.
In some instances shorter phrases pile one upon another to form pleasant cacophonies of aesthetic conditions: "oscillating ambiguity," "seemingly fully formed vision," "mutant Cubist construction".
"They had a vision for media — not a fully formed vision, but they said they had a big interest in the industry," Mr. Smulyan said.
But that's not the same as having a formed vision of songs and recordings and the three women we're discussing all have a very good sense of how to situate themselves in a song, and which songs those should be.
They emerged in 2011 with a fully formed vision: the opening track to their 2013 debut album Silence Yourself included the declaration "I'm cold and I'm cold and I'm cold and I'm stubborn".
Of his fellow presidential contenders, Mr. Perry "probably has the most fully formed vision of what he would like the federal role to be" in education, said Rick Hess, the director of education policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative research organization.
Individual hotels are used as illustrative examples of how discursively formed visions and ambitions are materialized and how identity claims are aesthetically communicated.
Typically, mice with intact pattern forming vision make correct decisions and step on the safe side in >70% of trials, while mice lacking image-forming vision make random choices and choose the safe side in ∼50% of trials.
Collectively, the three sets of data demonstrate that melanopsin cells are not necessary for at least rudimentary image forming vision as indicated by response to a wide variety of visual tasks.
Do these structural features reflect known functional characteristics of area V4? Numerous physiological studies of monkey V4 have suggested that V4 is involved in a broad range of complex visual functions, not limited to one visual modality, including color, texture and form vision [48].
She writes like a painter pushing herself to form visions into words.
