A male figure in a business suit (performers are uncredited) is granted visions of an apocalyptic future.
Hashish, by granting a vision of this redemption in such a compromised and transient form, forces us to confront the likelihood that it was never anything more than a fantasy.
Under the block grant vision of Medicaid, that federal role in oversight would end.
Granted, their vision has dimmed over time.
It all started when a relatively undistinguished member of the lower classes was granted a vision of another world.
The stricken Wagner is visited by a Buddhist guide and granted a vision of what he had sought to create.
In the epic manner, he is granted a vision of the whole of human history, where he sees how Dulness has triumphed down the centuries.
Benedict ended the dispute by issuing a bull, Benedictus Deus (1336), in which he formulated the church's teaching that the souls of the just are granted the vision immediately after death.
"I think most of us have been told exactly what Trenton is, and now we take for granted this vision of a relentlessly negative, crime-ridden city," said Mr. White, 41, who lives in Bordentown.
And I am granted a vision: a classically handsome young man in a properly draped toga, all alone in a lighted bullet elevator ascending to the gods -- or, more likely, to the pool deck, where the toga party is about to begin.
In it, Rat and Mole, searching for the Otter's lost child, are granted a vision of the great god Pan, a muscular, horned god, "the Friend and Helper", before whom the animals, "crouching to the earth, bowed their heads and did worship".
