Sentence examples for luminous vision from inspiring English sources

Vitti was the perfect embodiment of his coldly luminous vision of profundity without depth, of intellect blocked from emotion.

When Innocent reflected on the first pope and Peter's legacy in these sermons, he presented a luminous vision of the papal office and the pope's role in Christendom.

Even though she founded her company in 1995, the dance world seems at last to have caught up with her raw, luminous vision.

Brotherly Love is a long poem that evokes William Penn's luminous vision of America and shows what has become of it as the intractable conflicts of our history struggles over the land, keeping faith with the Indians, the uses and abuses of power threaten Penn's ideal.

The right fruit was already in my line of vision: luminous yellow, green and red plums spilling out of their wooden crates.

Made in 1965, around the time the term psychedelia was coined to describe a luminous Day-Glo vision of the world, Federico Fellini's phantasmagoric "Juliet of the Spirits" was the Italian master's first color film.

Robb's superb book will not supply answers, but it will make such questions irrelevant to a luminous yet explicit vision of the continuous life of a man who willfully placed himself, as De Quincey once said of Coleridge, "in collision with all the interests that were in the sunshine of the world".

Baroque phantasmagorias intersected with grand-opera Egyptian vistas and the luminous early-modern visions of Adolphe Appia.

He was entranced by the descriptions of peyote visions: luminous twinkling stars and clouds of color.

CEO Bob Lisbonne tells us that the rebanding of the company is an effort to convey that Luminate has a vision of making every image interactive, or luminous.

At the end, he supplies Judas with a beatific vision of a luminous cloud, and, in this Gospel's one truly poetic note, tells him, "Lift up your eyes and look at the cloud and the light within it and the stars surrounding it.