Sentence examples for missing vision from inspiring English sources

To retrieve a female in the dark, males compensate for the missing vision by changing their courtship strategy from visual tracking to scanning (M5).

A Tory cabinet minister acknowledges the problem: "You could argue there's a missing vision of what a 35% state should look like".

In order to gain acceptance to the Top 100 schools, students often miss vision.

What was missing was vision of where it would all lead.

It is certainly true that the party is missing a vision for the future, but it isn't the only one.

These men would bring a long missing sophisticated vision of drug policy to the White House.

Thankfully there wasn't a leaderboard to record my all-comers worst score, but I did get a print-out showing my scotomas (from the Greek skotos, meaning darkness), my patches of "missing" peripheral vision.

We shall miss her vision, her wisdom, and her quiet strength, and send our sincere condolences to her son, Frank, and daughters, Elizabeth Braun and Elena Imperato.

At times, Monaco lamented the lack of a killer instinct – perhaps Lille would disagree – but will miss his vision, touch and awareness around the penalty area.

"We missed the vision of Scott Dureau and his kicking game as well.

Barbet worked on motion capture for Heavy Rain, and told me about Cage: "I think sometimes games miss the vision of a director.