Sentence examples for merged vision from inspiring English sources

c, f, i, l The same field of merged vision.

But its journalism is too important for it simply to become merged into Vision Studios, although its funding will continue to come through Vision.

In large doses, Bonnard's tireless bliss can cloy, but he kept his priorities straight as a painter, always merging his vision with an appropriate, satisfying style.

"I thought from the start they wouldn't have the patience to run this for ten years, maybe they'd be willing to merge their vision with ours.

In the meantime, I guess I should remind you that Smullen's previous company AdGenesis was a video advertising startup that merged with Castle Vision Media to form an ad tech company called (drumroll) Genesis Media.

So I guess that is how I merged my poetic vision with the music.

Victor essentially manages to merge his visions: he sees Julie at the beach, but this time he is the little boy with her.

For Mr. Martin, the chance to work with Mr. Walsh — they met when Mr. Walsh admired how Mr. Martin curated Artempo in Venice in 2007 — is a chance to merge their visions while challenging themselves, museumgoers and perhaps the way art is displayed.

More recently Mr. Libeskind and Mr. Silverstein's architect, David M. Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, locked horns on what the Freedom Tower should look like, an impasse resolved by merging their visions.

On the other hand, the last two problems can be solved by merging stereo-vision and SfS approaches.

Both partners need to merge their visions.