Sentence examples for loose vision from inspiring English sources

But that has always been a pretty loose vision.

We recently found evidence that, among individuals carrying the LHON mutations, some are genetically primed to loose vision as young-adults in the absence of any environmental exposure, whereas others become affected with LHON only later, in mid-life, mostly because of prolonged (decades) heavy exposure to environmental triggers such as tobacco smoking.

Where some really want to press on, others have a far looser vision and these are really two irreconcilable visions that make it hard to agree on details".

In diseases like age-related macular degeneration (AMD), it is thought that RPE dysfunctions cause disease-initiating events and as the RPE degenerates photoreceptors begin to die and patients start loosing vision.

He is springing loose his vision all at once, in a book intended for nonscientists and scientists alike.

After admitting that Web 2.0 is just a silly marketing term designed to make AJAX and related technologies seem chic, he let loose Google's vision of a Web 3.0 world.

This loose-knit cadre's vision of Islam in an age of terror is not unlike a cold war view of Communism: a stealthy global threat creeping into nodes of power that must be opposed at all cost.

"As I was playing on more and more tracks," he said, "I had a strong feeling of 'I'm not really hearing Charlie play.' " So he came up with a freer, looser arrangement of "20/20 Vision," a tune made famous by Jimmy Martin.

There are no loose ends, no unexplained visions that Liz forgot to wrap up or that a perceptive audience can't recognize in modern culture.

And the piece is often a dream vision, allowing for loose interpretation.

This narrow focus has only a loose relationship to the grander vision of "securing freedom's triumph" that President Bush has outlined as the mission of American foreign policy in the new millennium.