Sentence examples for time vision from inspiring English sources
"You would develop this night time vision with weird trails and then BANG!
The eye produces vision, and at the same time vision is the reason for the existence of the eye.
While awaiting a fellowship vacancy, he made a critical study of time, vision, and the hypothesis that there is no material substance.
Each is a form of notation, a way of representing something infinitely larger that is forever receding beyond our grasp: sound, life, time, vision.
Added to these are Time Shield, which provides momentary protection against incoming bullets and melee attacks, and Time Vision, a version of Batman's detective mode, overlaying your view of the world with key items and objectives.
That will is manifested not only in his spooky ability to sculpt his own body and in his outlandish (at the time) vision of himself as a man of destiny but also in his total, and apparently effortless, psychological domination of his fellow-musclemen — the way he intimidates and tames them with his charm, his confidence, his humor, and his obviously superior intelligence.
The look of the city is now a key aspect of Games time visions and Beijing is no exception.
What's striking, though, is how the show's installation amplifies the theatricality of Goldstein's end-time vision.
In the end-time vision of 1 Thessalonians 4, Paul indicates that he thinks that some people will die before the Lord returns but that many ("we who are alive, who are left") will not have died.
And while their quality-time vision of eternity comes across as optimistic, it also suggests the same horror at physical decay and personal obliteration that pervades Judeo-Christian culture.
In the most general sense, the Enron debacle is about whether we as employees, investors, consumers and voters were suckered into buying a boom-time vision of new business paradigms, one-way stock prices and pain-free choices -- only to find, after the economy turned, that much of the promise was a fantasy, if not a fraud.
