Sentence examples for harsh vision from inspiring English sources

The key to his harsh vision is "self-deportation," the deceptively bland-sounding policy that he introduced at a debate.

Even the film's color, though subdued, provides a warmth and a New Englandy charm that soften Wharton's harsh vision.

Those same young, yuppy voters may have begun to feel uncomfortable with the harsh vision of endless occupation that Mr Bennett presented.

The United States, he said, was "increasingly isolated from the world and increasingly developing a very harsh vision of the future of the world".

Although the song is about someone determined to survive in New York, it offers a harsh vision of the city, another sign of a gradual shift in tone.

In addition to being a harsh vision of run-down inner city life, it was also a kind of thriller in which an alienated outsider moves from detached spectator to involved participant in the manner of Hitchcock's Rear Window.

The harsh visions that Coogler delivers along with the inspirational drama are as much a matter of cinematic invention as of scripted action.

It has something to do with dreams, which are triggered by a blast of hypno-magic from the Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen), a new player in the game; each hero is disabled by harsh visions, tailored to touch upon his or her worst fears.

Likewise, the Encyclopedia of Science Fiction entry remarked of Gibson's work that his tidy plot resolutions "[diminish] the impact of his harsh visions".

But the next time Corinne Day impinged on the public consciousness, that freshness had been replaced by a darker, harsher vision.

No, for the harshest vision of life in these United States available anywhere, you need to watch the commercials on a Sunday afternoon football game.