Sentence examples for latter vision from inspiring English sources

Sadly for the Sienese of 2013, it is the latter vision that currently carries more resonance.

The latter vision made Fatima an ideological shrine for anti-Communists in the cold war, and the shooting of an anti-Communist Polish pope neatly fit the pattern.

But in the latter, vision provides less information, and fails to represent the sharp edges.

It was certainly Voltaire (1694 1778) and du Chatelet (1706 1749) who were most influential in propagating the latter vision of the scientist and their craft, with Newton as hero.

In the latter case, vision explains the existence of the eye because organisms with vision through eyes or proto-eyes do better in the struggle for survival than organisms without it; hence vision enables the creation of newer generations of organisms with eyes or proto-eyes do

For now, the latter woeful vision predominates, even among many Angelenos.

Byrne met screenwriter Christopher McQuarrie and Singer and was impressed by the latter's vision for the film.

Throughout most of his life, he was the chief opponent of the Polish military and political leader Józef Piłsudski and of the latter's vision of Poland as a multinational federation.

Piłsudski often clashed with Dmowski, at variance with the latter's vision of the Poles as the dominant nationality in renascent Poland, and irked by Dmowski's attempt to send the Blue Army to Poland through Danzig, Germany (now Gdańsk, Poland).

Not only is Nat presented as a religious visionary; he also becomes a latter-day vision of Christ on Earth.

The compliant tool comprises a gripper and a displacement-amplifying compliant mechanism (DaCM), where the former helps in grasping the cell and the latter enables vision-based force-sensing.