Sentence examples for lonely vision from inspiring English sources

But these companies have a particularly lonely vision of sociability.

Foote said when he wrote the script he did not have the same isolated and lonely vision for the setting Beresford did, but he felt the atmosphere the director captured served the story well.

Lonely lone.

Re-reading this book, I'm gripped by Childers' vision of lonely, bleak-romantic, North Sea-battered islands.

Clouds fill our vision, with lonely street lamps jutting in at the foot of the frame; they give off a faint buzz, in rivalry with the natural chirr of insects.

But such big breakthroughs usually happen only once or twice in a company's lifetime.This survey will argue that innovation has more to do with the pragmatic search for opportunity than with romantic ideas about serendipity, or lonely pioneers pursuing their vision against all the odds.

It's a huge relief if someone talks back to you in a way that gets your head running.' I don't quite know how seriously to take this vision of lonely rooms, bereft of company, especially as, when the interview ends, we discover we have mutual friends and she enthuses about them and jolly party games they've played.

"Like Ted Kennedy, and unlike the vision of lonely, selfish souls the protests invoke, Kennedy's life reminds us that we are not alone.

Echoing painting's four-corneredness, they evoke lonely, quietly hallucinatory night visions.

The lonely child experienced troubling visions: a God who defecated, a massive fleshy phallus.

It's a description that can't help but conjure visions of lonely oligarchs and forlorn sheikhs, sitting alone in their secure basements, multimillion-pound entertainment laid on for an audience of one.