Sentence examples for point of vision from inspiring English sources

Yes, but what's the point of vision if you don't have the courage of it?

The rest of that night, perhaps I should say the rest of the millennium, I gradually slipped away and fell into a deep trance, everything went blurred except a single point of vision, I naturally put that point on the shining Color Classic".

What if there was a way to adjust the head height so that people in wheelchairs could choose to have a higher point of vision than they do in everyday life, enabling them to see and reach more clearly within the VR world, and have more access to their VR surroundings?

His techniques were all designed to help disassociate this "strain" from seeing and thereby achieve "central fixation", or seeing what is in the central point of vision without staring.

The near point of vision is very close in infants and then progressively moves further away as an organism grows larger.

As people age, the nearest point of distinct vision recedes to greater distances, thus making a magnifier a useful adjunct to vision for older people.

For the real point of the vision, whatever form it takes in detail, is to put human exploration first and scientific discovery second.

You're using that finest, sharpest point of your vision to do that and so that's the part that's damaged or destroyed".

We will soon be able to share first-person points of view, vision, and sounds.

Vanishing Point refers to the furthest reach of vision; the point where the future comes into view, and the point where the past disappears from sight.

In all his major foreign-policy speeches, he has made a point of offering this vision to young people, obviously aware of his power to inspire them.