Sentence examples for surprising vision from inspiring English sources

Handel's opera Giulio Cesare (libretto by Nicola Haym) introduces a surprising vision of Cleopatra.

Decades ago, the father of the UAE, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan (who died in 2004), laid out a surprising vision of critical issues that would shape the future of his country.

It was a relief, this bright, surprising vision, where I'd expected only a void.

WASHINGTON, D.C.--Thanks to newly sharpened vision, the world's largest telescope has detected a surprising sight: a tight pair of "failed stars" with strikingly different colors.

With so many research departments working day and night on this quest, it is hardly surprising that this vision is finally becoming a bit more lifelike.

Wade had her first exposure to the theatre at the Crucible, so perhaps it's not surprising that her vision of Wonderland looks uncommonly like Sheffield.

So it is not surprising that his corporate vision and blunt, sometimes combative management style have collided with decades-old traditions at the Smithsonian.

In this video, Armstrong and Huffington recall the acquisition process: The two met in November and Huffington was impressed with the "surprising merger" of their vision.

This is all the more surprising since the central vision of life that it projected is shared by the great majority of working scientists of any distinction" (Crick 1976).

It is therefore not surprising that the absence of vision from birth, or the loss of vision later in life, has huge consequences, both anatomically and functionally.

In a surprising amount of futuristic visions of how hacking will work in the future, the experience is immersive, rather than something done hunched over a computer looking at lines of code scroll by.