Sentence examples for ii vision from inspiring English sources

During the Act II Vision, Mr. Corella, in his indelible way, even managed to rise above its moments of ponderous reverie.

The corps de ballet in the Act II Vision scene is surely the finest to be found in this ballet in the West.

The lighting for the Act II vision scene is dismal, and the staging won't allow any artist to give much poetry or internal contrast to Kitri.

Aurora's dances at her Act I birthday, in the Act II Vision and in the Act II Wedding have been assembled in mix-and-match fashion without being staged as part of a cumulative, classical whole.

Most crucially, there are glorious passages of choreography in "Don Quixote," notably the dances for Kitri and her friends in Act I and the Act II vision scene, derived from the original 1869 production by Marius Petipa.

The Act II Vision scene is so painterly a conception of an autumn glade that it rightly wins a burst of applause on first view; but then the dim, tall, blocklike shadows behind the trees make it start to look, weirdly, as if this were Central Park as painted by Vuillard.

Damage to the optic nerve (II) affects vision.

The first music video of the song appears on the box set Visionary: The Video Singles, and the video albums HIStory on Film, Volume II and Vision; the latter additionally includes the prison version.

Lactate was measured with a Lactate Assay Kit II (Bio Vision) according to the manufacturer's protocol.

Disqualified from combat duty during World War II by poor vision, he developed logistical systems for bomber raids and statistical systems for monitoring troops and supplies.

A majestic city known as the ville lumière, or "city of light," Paris has often been remade, most famously in the mid-19th century under the command of Georges-Eugène Georges-Eugènen, who was committed to Napoleon III's vision of a modern city free of the choleric swamps and congested alleys of old, with Baron Haussmanand a regular plan.