Sentence examples for powerful visions from inspiring English sources

The Census at Bethlehem is one of his most powerful visions of peasant life.

Dill told Auricchio that a friend had given her an anthology of Dickinson, which had sparked powerful visions.

A consummate creator of introspective Modernist poems in Soledades (1903, augmented 1907; "Solitudes"), Machado abandoned the cult of beauty in Campos de Castilla (1912, augmented 1917; "Fields of Castile"), producing powerful visions of the Spanish condition and the character of the Spanish people that became a guiding precedent for postwar "social" poets.

Under the impact of powerful visions of divine destruction of the Hebrews in such natural disasters as a swarm of locusts and fire, Amos traveled from Judah to the neighbouring richer, more powerful kingdom of Israel, where he began to preach.

After her death, in 1965, my father wrote, in his introduction to "The Magic of Shirley Jackson," "I think that the future will find her powerful visions of suffering and inhumanity increasingly significant and meaningful, and that Shirley Jackson's work is among that small body of literature produced in our time that seems apt to survive".

The relentless work ethic pushed forth by Bezos, Musk and Edison is two-pronged in nature; the stress encourages employees to struggle to innovative solutions while also testing their loyalty to their leaders' powerful visions.

When you put it together, it's a powerful vision".

"I have had a powerful vision," he said.

Short of a powerful vision, the dance was something pretty to watch as you listened.

It was the perfect meld of the two sides of Mr. Tisci's powerful vision.

Even Keynes himself was driven by a powerful vision of capitalism.