Sentence examples for implied vision from inspiring English sources

I doubt if many share with enthusiasm Carswell's implied vision of a regrouping in impotent opposition.

In darkness, Jesus is an implied vision, but nowhere to be seen.

A nice hint of the uncanny hovers here, in the implied vision of hipsters crafting doll clothes for their mini-selves.

In the outrage of their opponents, meanwhile, there are implied visions of Nazi bonfires and claims of a heart-stopping offence to age-old ideas about knowledge, wisdom and information.

At its extreme, it implied a vision of purity that was perilously close to fascism.

The large size of hadrosaurid eye sockets and the presence of sclerotic rings in the eyes imply acute vision and diurnal habits, evidence that sight was important to these animals.

A flier describing the department noted that freedom "is a possibility that implies creativity, vision and paradoxically the capacity to make a bond".

The message implies a vision of the elderly as a disconnected, self-involved cohort of individuals who, having got what they want by way of health care, would happily write off the rest of society.

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This actually implies a vision of the individuals' own paths of development for developing within the organization.

Her work implies peripheral vision, showing not obvious elements of a place, but details we come to know after living somewhere a long time.