The specifics of this vision, in which the British "salaryman" scrutinizes Dante, are obviously dated.
A vision in which Australia takes the lead and completes the journey to full and final independence.
This may be the closest Kipling came to a utopian vision in which the tensions of imperialism are resolved.
The result is an apocalyptic vision in which, despite sumptuous musical resources used with almost cinematic grandeur, the words dominate.
It's an absorbing vision, in which stifling tradition and radical change sit, often uncomfortably, in the same boat.
In other words, Malick had a vision in which the furious and hysterical battle of nations hardly mattered.
In the predominant form, the initiate had a dream (the vision) in which a spirit-being appeared.
One is the Tea Party vision, in which outsiders full of spirit and excitement overthrow the old order.
As a teenager he had a vision in which he was charged with completing Jesus' unfinished work.
R. Gilbert: Light that guided the Magi perhaps and many a miserable wretch, vision in which art's redefined instantly (LOADSTAR/STRAIGHT; LOADSRATIGHT; loads rat; anag. in sight).
McGinnis then drew upon this access to write the bestseller, "Fatal Vision," in which he depicted MacDonald as a remorseless killer.
