Sentence examples for terrible vision from inspiring English sources

"It was a terrible vision, a carpet of human bodies," one officer told France Bleu radio.

It was quite an achievement for someone who as a young boy was afflicted with terrible vision problems.

Most potently of all, it can be glimpsed as a dark and terrible vision in Leonardo's surviving sketches and designs.

CBS produced the first major effort, "9/11," its terrible vision of the chaos inside the World Trade Center towers.

I had a terrible vision of Clara caught inside the shot with them, her eyes turning from brown to umber to the deathlessly sparkling gold.

But the terrible vision of the flood also contained "an awful beauty," says one commentator, that lingers for historians, archaeologists, memoirists, filmmakers and disaster buffs.

Sometimes, in the small hours, terrible visions haunt you.

An aspiring photographer working as a nanny has terrible visions.2218A THOUSAND SPLENDID SUNS, by Khaled Hosseini.

"With terrible visions of Hitlerian justice in mind," she wrote in Family Circle, "I went to Dr. Marston".

Its apotheosis by this auction of the only version in private hands turns the introspection of a man in the grip of terrible visions into a number: 120,000,000.

Kommi knows this because a few years ago his brother Dofri, then a politician, had a visit from a clairvoyant who'd had terrible visions of lava rivers under Reykjavik.