Sentence examples for true vision from inspiring English sources

True vision is irreplaceable and Jobs had it.

Sketchy as it is, this has to me the quality of a true vision.

These artists - and the cliche holds - had that most rare thing: true vision.

To begin to provide the answer, we need a true vision of reality — something which the vast majority of folk simply do not possess — and in particular, a true vision of ourselves, what is possible and what is not.

But the best design is the give and take between great designers and C.E.O.'s with true vision.

Miccoli is a true vision in the pink, a slightly portly, deceptively diminutive man who long ago accumulated more goals than any other in that shirt.

Harry didn't need to go to Africa to see that rare animal; he had his true visions.

It is no fault of Samuel Huntington's that we have not heeded his darker, and possibly truer, vision.

Protecting those footprints was a remarkable achievement, the result of true aesthetic vision and popular will.

It also has muscles that allow its accommodation within or on top of the head, depth perception, and true colour vision.

Another technical approach to define true intermediate vision has been the development of trifocal IOLs [ 8, 10– 16, 17, 17].