Sentence examples for startling vision from inspiring English sources

(This would indeed be a startling vision).

They were a startling vision in the city's most crowded borough.

But Churchill still captures the neurosis, panic and sexual surreality that underlie Shawn's startling vision of New Yorkers at play.

I had a startling vision of myself sitting at one of the desks among the girls, looking at the poster and feeling even more appalled.

A startling vision of London's BT Tower overgrown by colossal foliage is just one of several production design coups that evoke a world Ray Bradbury might have recognised.

Maybe this isn't even happening and I passed out with stress around 7.12pm, the startling vision in front of me being nothing but sweet hallucination.

Hemingway's polysyndetonic sentence or in later works his use of subordinate clauses uses conjunctions to juxtapose startling visions and images; Jackson Benson compares them to haikus.

With eyelets perforating shirts and pants, biceps heaving under airy jackets and a print that looked like the earth cracking open, this was a startling new vision of the septuagenarian designer, who showed his humorous side, although some many not find black military uniforms so funny.

Then a startling dystopian vision emerges with the description of how the ruling class, dubbed 'the guardians' are to live.

It's a startling, eye-opening vision of a world in which our landscape isn't painted with advertising dollars.

Yet through it all, the author has maintained a startling consistency of vision, from the brutal romanticism of "Billy Bathgate" to the edgy existentialism of "City of God," the 2000 novel in which he concludes that even history cannot sustain us, that "[w]e are weak, and puny, and totter here in our civilization...