Sentence examples for vision events from inspiring English sources

Although each character tells a personal story, the underlying theme of the album is peripheral vision, events taking place in the wider world, "just at the edges".

"An event in January allows us to rebadge it as a 'thank you for 2013', but also to introduce company plans and visions for 2014 – more of a New Year, new vision event," said TLC's managing director, Liz Taylor.

This weekend I was blown away by the TEDxSanDiego 20/20 Vision event!

Joan: What other charity work are you doing right now? Tom: I will be speaking at a World Vision event in June about their "Starting Strong" initiative.

In his visions, events widely separated in time were yoked together by the imagination — which, in turn, because of his delusions, was his reality.

Witnesses rarely have perfect recall and always have a limited (sometimes downright blinkered) vision of events.

Often there is a telling gap between the players' vision of events and that of the fans or club propaganda departments.

At his best, as in the stories which measure the cost borne by America's newest veterans, Woodrell is able to tie his dark vision to events in the wider world.

The fragmentation of our vision, the events continually on the periphery of the stage, the simultaneous where-to-look-first proliferation of pas de deux, solos and small groups, are at first bewildering, then enthralling.

Two stories, which measure the cost borne by America's newest veterans, stand out for their ability to tie the author's persistently dark vision to events in the wider world.

Holloway later offers an alternative vision of events, but while I can see the point of focusing on the damage done to Gerry's psyche, I wish the play told us more about the circumstances of enforced migration: the Catholic church, as usual, gets it in the neck, but government complicity in this heartless trade-off is unexplored.