Sentence examples for sad vision from inspiring English sources

It was a really sad vision, but what can we do?

Take, for instance, the tender, wrenchingly sad vision of Eurydice's dead father, who can watch his daughter's progress from the underworld below, miming the act of walking her down the aisle on her wedding day.

Among them are Gerald Murphy's elegant Cubist still-lifes; George Copeland Ault's crepuscular urban and rural scenes; Ivan Le Lorraine Albright's weird, sad vision of an aging ballerina; Romaine Brooks's portrait of a slender young woman in the dress of a male dandy; and Aaron Douglas's shadowy, Africanized Modernist paintings of frenetic nightclub moments.

Accompanied by a rumbling live score by Jon Beales, his is the first of a series of visitations: a floating, ethereal Ghost of Christmas Past; a towering, silent Ghost of Christmas Future; talking shadows on the walls, and a sad vision of a blue-faced Cratchit family.

Those results offer biting commentary on the ongoing situation: to be crafted out of bronze like the existing Cosby statue at the TV Hall of Fame, the current 3D model, which took "about a month and a half to finish," is a strikingly sad vision of the disgraced icon.

The figures conjure up sad visions of a nation slumped collectively on the sofa, watching cookery shows while forking supermarket curry mouthwards from a microwave tray.But there are seasonal signs that British cooking might be hurried rather than wholly outsourced.

Across the channel is a sadder vision of his future.

And the far sad glorious vision I see Of the torn red banners of victory?

This is the sad, pallid vision of American liberals.

The beautiful phrase "raggedy mind" draws us into Hobart's sad-sack vision, his ineffectual anger.

The grim future painted by Tore Furevik, the researcher, in describing ice-dwelling mammals making "a desperate last stand" north of Greenland is a sad and horrifying vision that should cause us to change.