Sentence examples for so many visions from inspiring English sources

There is something oppressive, almost nightmarish, about a head rattling with so many visions.

But nowhere else is the debate so pronounced, driven by so many billions of dollars, cluttered with so many visions and punctuated by so much criticism over what Doha, in some ways an accidental creation of a city, should look like.

As with so many visions of the future, however, the meal-in-a-pill turned from an object of fascination to one of ridicule.

And a person only needs so many vision boards.

And as with so many other visions in the troubled telecommunications industry, that story is now over.

Bizarre as all this may seem, the film provides a blunt reality that's missing from so many burnished visions of victims and rescuers.

Who could have imagined that behind so many contented visions of peace, harmony and nauseating goodness lay just another story of deception, disappointment and depravity, fuelled by those ever-ready stooges, Valium and alcohol?

"This poor architect has so many ideas and visions, but they are never realised," says Elmgreen.

So many of these visions are a great deal more exciting than the buildings we actually got.

So many hopes and visions are hitching themselves now to Obama's rising star, that if he decides against running, Mrs Clinton is going to look like a poor second-best.

"What's cool with having so many voices and visions is that if you don't like a film, it's going to be over in four minutes," he said.