Sentence examples for memorable vision from inspiring English sources

She is a good composite (a good composer too) who makes up the characters of an extraordinary and finally memorable vision.

Chelsea Through March 6 The frighteningly beautiful, atrophying world that the designer Syd Mead created for Ridley Scott's "Blade Runner" is one of the most memorable visions in late 20th-century moviedom, and this exhibition meditates on its influence on art.

And through this rebarbative foliage appear some memorable visions: the young Choko watching his father set off in the boat accompanied by Choko's own "supernatural alter ego"; a vision of glittering fish spied in an underwater grotto; a disturbing kitchen battle with a giant turtle.

Every year, the National Geographic Photo Contest honors photographers who, through their work, make their most memorable visions our memorable visions.

Calvert's "Bride" (1828) is memorable for its vision of a standing female nude in a wonderfully composed Edenic setting as she watches a male hunter (perhaps) go off to provide.

But he was overcompensating for the first debacle, and he still didn't have a vision or memorable zingers or a knockout punch for a rival who hides in plain sight.

It was easy to ridicule -- as the first President Bush did with his memorable sneer at the "vision thing" -- but it made Reagan more than the sum of his advisers and his constituencies.

I thought his convention speech contained no memorable lines or uplifting visions.

Best of all, in the song, Webbie seemed to describe himself as "drunk as a fuckin' rhino" — a memorable phrase, summoning up visions of broken bottles and upturned tables.

And the reward of convincing people and having them buy into your shared vision is truly memorable.

Del Toro turned down both Narnia and Harry Potter to pursue his own visions, and what visions they are: as memorable as classic period Burton or Gilliam and as visceral as early Cronenberg.