Sentence examples for split vision from inspiring English sources
If I stay much longer, I risk bringing on acute headache, split vision, vomiting, sweating and fainting.
And when that spotlight shone on the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' choices for the best the movie world had to offer in 2018, especially the eight-film best picture list, what it revealed was a borderline irrational split vision as to what represents quality in film.
This reveals, we think, a split vision among some of the respondents: in abstract one acknowledges that being subject to serious psychiatric disorders does not automatically render a patient incapable of making specific decisions regarding their care, but faced with concrete cases, the default position is that such disorder implies incapacity.
Of the seven dimensions in HUI2, the fertility dimension was excluded, whereas the sensation dimension was split into vision, hearing and speech.
To add to Ridder's problems, his identity is split by visions of violence dating back to the Second World War, when he fought in the French Resistance under a pseudonym; meanwhile, a lab mouse that travels along with him has an odd cameo.
The double images, which you can't see simultaneously, are disorienting and continue a long tradition of split-vision video art and sculpture, dating back at least to Richard Serra's early work.
The next day my vision split into two very distinctive views again and on returning to the doctors saw a very young locum who immediately asked my wife to drive me thirty miles to the nearest hospital with a C.T. scanner.
Each communicates clothing's ability to conjure a story about a stranger, to fill imaginations with characters and motives and truths based on little more than a split second vision.
mrsmungo As someone who went to the doctor, after driving back from France where on the road home my vision suddenly split into two very distinctive views !! i went to the doctor where seeing my regular G.P. told me it was a megraine and to take the tablets.
Now that Rembrandt has won a patent infringement verdict, Bausch & Lomb, having switched sides in the case, may move against its marketplace competitor, Ciba Vision, and split proceeds generated from any injunction with Rembrandt.
With an anti-war camp led by France and Germany and a pro-war camp led by Britain and backed by Spain, Italy and Poland, the EU's hopes of a "common" foreign policy looked forlorn.The Iraq dispute was disturbing not just because of its bitterness, but also because it revealed that the EU was split between two competing visions.
