Sentence examples for scant vision from inspiring English sources

She finally crawled over the finish line, with a bleeding nose and scant vision, as darkness descended.

The Yellow Birds is a must-read book, not only because it bears witness to this particular war, but also because it ekes out some scant but vital vision of humanity from its shame and incomprehensible violence.

But although it is still often cited, his inspiring vision bears scant resemblance to the universities of today.

There was a scant social program; the vision was simply to wipe out the past and let the future take care of itself.

But Oppenheimer's vision tended to scant the cultural side of the art-science partnership, focusing more on science phenomena and less on their social interpretations and ramifications.

The nuns in question, according to the Vatican, "perpetuate a distorted ecclesiological vision, and have scant regard for the role of the Magisterium as the guarantor of the authentic interpretation of the Church's Faith".

Five international caps for the left-footed midfielder is scant reward considering his precision and vision and his impressive assists and goals record reflects his importance to the Dynamo.

The Benade family are the "white trash" who may have fallen for the National Party's apartheid vision in 1948 but have seen scant share of its promised fruits.

Welles made it on a B-movie budget but turned the practical constraints to artistic advantage, giving the scant sets a craggy primal barrenness that befits the ferocity of his vision.

Stephen Pickover, who directed the "Hockney 'Tristan' " for the Houston Grand Opera in 2000, brought life to the story but scanted Mr. Hockney's exquisitely calibrated lighting effects, rendering the artist's vision null and void.

Pagels and King devote scant attention to it, responding simply that this laughter is intended to spur Jesus' disciples on to "higher spiritual vision".