Sentence examples for vision falls from inspiring English sources

This promising vision falls flat on "Whitney".

Even the worst of them — the ones the grandfather would consider the most unpleasant — aspire to a better life, though their vision falls short of fantasy.

The subject of the war with Japan and the Nanjing Massacre is a common one on television and film here, reinforcing enmity toward the Japanese, and Mr. Zhang's vision falls in line with the standard depictions of brutality.

The weight of Walsh's frantic vision falls on the shoulders of Cillian Murphy, who is looking a bit leaner than the last time I saw him, which was in 2006, just after he had starred in Ken Loach's film, The Wind That Shakes the Barley.

This raises another point: the burden of welcoming Kerry's principles as something in line with Egypt's vision falls on the shoulders of the only current Arab member of the Security Council, and not just on European, Asian, and African states.

Interspecific variation in avian colour vision falls into two discrete classes: violet sensitive (VS) and ultraviolet sensitive (UVS).

This is not the first time Digg has brought back V3 features as an attempt to bring back users after the initial V4 vision fell through.

Once that was settled, the rest of my vision fell into gear.

For delayed treatment, a patient was assigned a time from diagnosis to vision falling below 6/12.

Two treatment approaches were compared: immediate intervention with 0.5 mg ranibizumab pro re nata, PRN (on detection of nAMD) or delayed intervention (waiting until vision fell to 6/12 before beginning treatment).

Nine subjects (15% of the sample; false positives in table 2) could read a number-plate, but did not meet the current visual standard for driving as their vision fell below 6/12.