Sentence examples for vision grows from inspiring English sources

the vision grows more acute everything is seen with a new clarity.

Or you find yourself anticipating holding your infant son in your hands and daydreaming about teaching him to walk and run and ride a bike and throw a ball and memorize his multiplication tables and plot the constellations, and then your vision grows ineluctably dark.

As her vision grows and shifts, it becomes clear that the impossible is being made possible.

The beauty, and occasional lumpiness, of Parker's vision grows out of the fact that this is a film brimming with grim-visaged vigor.

A Vision Grows in Brooklyn: Avant-Garde Art for the People During the years Mr. Hoving was transforming the Met's treasures into really big shows, Harvey Lichtenstein was riding the subway to Lower Manhattan in search of remarkable but unknown creative artists.

Yeats's vision grew increasingly apocalyptic as he aged.

Mr. Bolaños, asked by a reporter about his claims of financing from World Vision, grew angry.

But in fall 2010, she said, her vision grew "spotty," and she was "scared to death I was going blind".

But like that of the larger African-American community it served, its vision grew grander over time.

But as Birgitte's paranoia and tunnel vision grew stronger, to me her demands became ever less defensible.

As Shelley got older, his political vision grew broader and deeper, until the revolution he imagined was less a change of regime than a renovation of humanity itself.