Sentence examples for mind vision from inspiring English sources

The film was based on his book "The Primal Mind: Vision and Reality in Indian America".

In some cases, I know the thing in question backwards and forwards because I have TOTAL MIND VISION.

In my dream-state mind, visions of potential disastrous pro-am shots were plentiful.

AUSTIN, TEXAS — Whaling brings to mind visions of the 19th century.

Though the term "family business" may call to mind visions of local mom-and-pop firms, family-controlled companies play a huge role on the global stage.

A smallish hand scroll with a fastidious ink-and-brush script, for example, brings to mind visions of an uptight court functionary.

At the same time, reporters seized upon any signs of the traditional Osage way of life, which seemed to stir in the public's mind visions of "wild" Indians.

The novel abounds in metaphors of submerged worlds and, in the child's mind, visions of underwater elves and enchanting forest maidens derived from Czech fairy tales (Czech phrases are sprinkled throughout the text) coexist with the image of a spooky but all too real crypt, in which seven resistance fighters hid after the famous attempt to assassinate the Nazi leader Reinhard Heydrich.

But if one queries the native New York author and long-time sailor William Kornblum about his perfect sailing venue, he will mention a few islands all right, but none of them brings to mind visions of palm fronds waving in the breeze.

Why G.M. chose to revive the respected LeMans badge for this underachiever is anyone's guess, although it does bring to mind visions of the car wheezing down the Mulsanne straight of the famous race course shedding parts at 75 miles an hour.

It calls to mind visions of ambush.