Sentence examples for odd vision from inspiring English sources

It's irritating, and it detracts from the real mavericks, the artists consigned to the outskirts, who had their own odd vision and stuck to it.

From a Western perspective, Ming's method offers an odd vision of empowerment, achieved through pragmatic acceptance of a retrograde model of marriage.

All of this evokes an odd vision, then: One day, perhaps Kwon's invention, inspired by the human eye, might be a crucial component in the printing of a replacement eye.

Like many before and since, he later scaled down his ambition to communicating, "my narrow, odd vision of the world as I see it at the time of writing... always in the hope that my audience might feel a bit less on their own in this big world, as I do when I read a real book or see a real play".

It's an odd vision that only becomes odder when you step back and realize what's really going on.

Among other odd visions, he said he once dreamed he met Egypt's former president, Anwar Sadat, and told him that he would be president one day.

The London she moved through was – it was suggested – both a physical and a moral maze, a warren of squalid streets marked by odd visions: a grubby angel with swan's wings on his back, a crow-headed figure, a dying horse down on the cobbles.

He began scribbling fire-spewing cat heads and flying squadrons of fuchsia donuts, odder visions that harkened back to his high school graffiti days.

Recently the pressure to be "green" has produced an odd tunnel vision.

There is only Mr. Boglione's vision: odd and filled with unfamiliar marvels.

Coe reveals that the most important book in Bryan's life was Robert Graves's The White Goddess, with its very odd and antiquated vision of woman as Muse, safely incapacitated by her pedestal.