Sentence examples for mad vision from inspiring English sources

It is possible to draw too sharp a boundary between prophetic and merely symbolic images, between mad vision and coded cartoon.

They are still there, the background hills, in the late mad vision of Solstice of the Sunflower, from 1945, the year before his death.

The superstitious – and paranoid – regime selected a site in the remote badlands of central Burma and set about turning their mad vision into bricks and mortar.

He cast repentant neo-Nazis in a Zurich production of "Hamlet" and managed to combine political fable and splatter film in "The German Chainsaw Massacre" (1990), a mad vision of German reunification.

We don't realize it yet, but the novel has just unfurled its great theme: this "cricket guy," an Indian from Trinidad, is an American visionary — Chuck, not Khamraj — and cricket is the macula of that mad vision, and "Netherland" has opened where "The Great Gatsby" ends, with its forlorn dreamer dead in the water.

"I think he's a sociopath, but maybe somehow he fills a place on this earth, and has some mad vision that justifies this".

None the less, past experience suggests that when done with simplicity, the anti-hero's mad visions and adventures can have an engaging quality.

The project's folklore editor, Benjamin Botkin, had a mad, beautiful vision.

The infusion room, for example, where patients will receive chemotherapy, looks more like a throwback to some "Mad Men" vision of 1960s air travel than a clinic.

"The best parts of 'The Fisher King' and its mad, whirling vision of modern life are those that see grief lurking just beneath the surface," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.

Charles T. Wittreich's designs for two rooms in a country villa evoke a Pirandellian eeriness, a skewed landscape rooted in a mad artistic vision, depicted by leaning columns with blue-white clouds visible through elegant picture windows.