Sentence examples for moving vision from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Schlondorff has produced a balanced, thoughtful, extremely moving vision of wartime tragedy.

Mr. Jacobs has brought that to his earlier shows, as when he offered a moving vision of American immigrant women.

To help, Bill Moyers has provided an extraordinary guide with "On Our Own Terms," his panoramic and often profoundly moving vision of how we die in America today.

It was truly moving vision, made all the more poignant by West Coast players remaining on the field and the enormous respect shown by the pro-Eagles crowd.

In February 1958, Albee sat down at a stolen typewriter; two days before his birthday he had finished a short play about an encounter between two strangers in Central Park, a terrible, moving vision of urban loneliness.

Written by Gwyneth Hughes, the film, despite the hokey title, gives us a moving vision of Austen as a pragmatist who comes to wonder if her aversion to gold-digging might have been ill advised.

Most other participants had far more visceral and moving visions than my own, and of far different animals: bears, egrets, and jellyfish, to name a few.

A constantly moving kinetic vision, Gabo's sculpture challenges the Gestalt ideal of holistic perception.

The series' true beauty, though, materializes in the images of mother and daughter alone, which induce a moving double vision.

Michael Albanese's "Red Herring" is a moving, detailed vision of life on death row that offers two rich parts for actors.

The most moving artistic vision of urban hope I know of towers up in one of the poorest parts of LA.