Sentence examples for vision of another from inspiring English sources

Why is the vision of another woman taking your place ruinous?

It all started when a relatively undistinguished member of the lower classes was granted a vision of another world.

The headset obscures a wearer's immediate surroundings as much as it offers a vivid vision of another setting.

In little over a minute, this tiny piece, with its atonal, bell-like chords and haunting melodic line, conjured a vision of another musical world.

Nos. 5 and 7 have lost their original ground floors, but Mr. Peirce's old house, No. 11, is intact, a specimen of a Midtown vision of another time.

His vision of Red Hook is in some ways the opposite of his vision of another Brooklyn neighborhood, Bedford-Stuyvesant, which he portrayed as an ethnic tinderbox in his 1989 film, "Do the Right Thing".

"Anti-liberal" proposals added a new dimension to the presidential race; the extreme right-wing party called for "another vision of man, another vision of the economy," and for putting "French interests first, above the interests of the financial markets, and above the interests of other nations, including Europe".

For a moment, the Nets had visions of another comeback.

It played the role well; absinthe helped overturn that bourgeois world with seductive visions of another.

It is not exactly the sort of bench unit that inspires visions of another black-and-silver banner, or inspires fear in Los Angeles.

Visions of another season like the 7-25 mark they posted last year, the worst record in the league, could begin to surface.