He was a European intellectual, an émigré, and, in the popular mind, the European émigré represented vision, the gift of seeing something grand in the banality of postwar American life.
At her request more or less unrefusable (she was old, and dying)—he created with her a very spooky puppet play, "Behind the Lid," representing visions (Kristallnacht, Hiroshima) that had come to her when, years before, she visited the cave of the Sibyl of Cumae, near Naples.
At her request — more or less unrefusable (she was old, and dying) — he created with her a very spooky puppet play, "Behind the Lid," representing visions (Kristallnacht, Hiroshima) that had come to her when, years before, she visited the cave of the Sibyl of Cumae, near Naples.
To enable meaningful computations, these values were transformed to logMAR values (−log10 visual acuity), where a visual acuity of 0.00-0.29 represenormalrmal vision, 0.30-0.51 mild vision loss, and 0.52-2.00 low vision or blindness.
"Libeskind represents this vision that's floating above it all".
For Mr. Navas, the woman represents a vision of the hereafter.
The chawl represents a vision of the future that I think both the Prince and Dharavi's poor would support.
And by inflexible I mean gaterism represents a vision of gaming that's small, functional, mechanical and unthreatening.
A wayward sense of dress, Doonan proposes, represents a vision of escape and can, eventually, be a means of escape.
Johnson consults with Cruz on what he likes to wear and helps put together an ensemble that represents that vision.
