Sentence examples for vision accompanied from inspiring English sources
Inside the theatre, the beds (singles, doubles and triples) are arranged in an amphitheatre shape, where a parade of ghostly Lion King-style animals drift dreamily across your line of vision, accompanied by bad conjuring, glitterball moments and a constellation of stars.
The result shows how the following support a project team's performance and enhance innovation: a clear vision – accompanied by freedom in the realization of that vision, transparency in the product architecture, enhanced communication and problem ownership.
She continued to experience worsening vision accompanied with red eyes, swollen eyelids, excessive tearing and photophobia.
Early in the disease, there may be no symptoms, but in advanced disease there is significant distortion of vision accompanied by profound visual loss [ 1].
Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES), first described by Hinchey et al. in 1996 [ 1], is a clinicoradiological condition presenting with headache, seizures, alterations of conscious level and loss of vision, accompanied by characteristic Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) findings.
Too bad, then, that this vision was accompanied by shortsightedness following the 2007 World Cup.
But Speer's monumental vision is accompanied by an awareness, at the start of the war, of Germany's failure to arm and supply its troops.
In 1948 she entered the Carmelite order at Coimbra, Portugal, and, on the 50th anniversary (May 13 , 1967 of the first vision, she accompanied Pope Paul VI to the shrine with about one million pilgrims.
This made the Daily Telegraph's front page look decidedly modest with its Terror Vision headline accompanied by a photoshopped image of Q&A audience member Zaky Mallah holding a gun inside an old-fashioned TV set.
On follow-up, 1 day later, the patient reported acute vision loss accompanied by redness, pain, and tearing in that eye a few hours following laser.
We next asked if the functional decline in vision is accompanied by anatomical evidence of neurodegeneration.
