Sentence examples for some kind of vision from inspiring English sources
"Now, it's, I don't know, some kind of vision".
"… they have some kind of vision?" offers Clark.
It's unclear whether they're actual flash forwards or some kind of vision or dream.
The check-in hall at Luanda's domestic airport is some kind of vision of hell.
"But I do believe that she has some kind of vision.
"What's kept me doing it, is not because I have some kind of vision about being big or small.
So if you consider rapacious appetite for ad padding 'a problem', then Articoolo is offering 'a solution' of sorts — albeit probably just another gap filler, treading water until digital marketing missives can be wrapped unmissably across people's eyeballs via some kind of vision-disrupting augmented reality.
Or was it some kind of broader vision that happens to include your own work?
The result is like some kind of dystopian vision of the future; a sea of people walking the streets, completely disconnected from one another.
He'd shoot with some kind of night vision lens often until the bitter end, then just fall over unconscious on the floor.
As an idea, though, Europe is comparatively new: the word European didn't turn up in the language of diplomacy until the nineteenth century, and to think of Europe as one place had always taken some kind of supervening vision.
