Sentence examples for tiny vision from inspiring English sources

Towards the end, she creates an extraordinary image to represent the troubles that punctuated the joyful parts of her relationship with the children: "But I often felt inadequate, wrong, unable to affect them, frustrated, mismatched – at best like a well-intentioned mouse crazily trying to chew two bear cubs out of a massive double net cast upon them by powers beyond its tiny vision".

What he records, he takes his back to his studio and meticulously inscribes on to paper with Staedtler Mars Lumograph pencils – tiny visions of place, memory and sensation in a huge aerial view of one man's city.

This tiny, white vision of the future had its roots in late 19th Century feminism.

STEVE LOHR COMMENT The so-called consumer is not just young people with 20-20 vision and tiny little pointy fingers.

She waited until she saw her vision: a tiny full-colour version of the painting to come.

"We care about the small people" conveys either an aristocratic hauteur or a vision of tiny fishermen straight out of a David Lynch film, neither one of which BP's chairman intended.But I'm prepared to give him a pass.

This isn't the Fuller of Poverty Row, churning out eccentric personal visions on tiny budgets.

Caving might conjure up visions of tiny tunnels and confined spaces, but the huge Cwmorthin quarry is quite the opposite.

Despite your visions of tiny jeans and booties, a white sleep suit and vest is basically all the newborn will wear, kind of like a prison uniform.

And Jacobs's tiny dioramas offer viewers visions of minute parallel universes of mushroom clusters, a fairy grass ring and a Lilliputian urban apartment with views not of city streets but of an ideal, tranquil landscape of tall trees and a winding river.

The localist vision of the tiny polis and its surrounding gardens has historically led to bitter conflict, not Arcadian harmony.