Sentence examples for rare vision from inspiring English sources
How does one recognize the rare vision with the potential for success?
Jonathan Ross described Russell as a "film-maker of rare vision and unique talent [and] a lovely man to spend time with".
9 P.M. (BBC America SECOND SIGHTT -- Clive Owen, right, the Oscarnominated British actor from "Closer," plays Ross Tanner, a homicide detective who develops a rare vision disorder.
Now, three years later, his artworks are offering a rare vision of prison life in Myanmar, formerly Burma, one of the world's most authoritarian and closed nations.
A retrospective look at our archive content on the Polish director hammers home his point: this was a man of rare vision and brilliance.
Snowdon (still Tony Armstheng-Jones then) was their sole witness, and he came away with a rare vision, onstage or off, of unbridled joy.
Scientists have used gene therapy to restore sight to blind dogs with the canine equivalent of a rare human vision disease.
In rare cases, vision is decreased because of compression or stretching of the optic nerve.
And he reminds us again that he is not only a superb dancer but also a choreographer of a rare, narrative vision.
His deep connections with the Czechoslovak opposition under communism gave him rare binocular vision, and an edginess towards those who focused only on the luckier western half of the continent.
But a resourceful artist like Mr. Donnellan can, allowing us a sharp, rare double vision — of visceral intimacy and cosmic distance — that elicits a genuine greatness in Pushkin's play that its characters could never hope for.
