Sentence examples for vision of man from inspiring English sources
Success in manned spaceflight requires an extraordinarily long-range commitment, and a vision of man's future that cannot be erased by a single calamity or even a series of them.
The highly developed sense of smell among dogs, for instance, supplements the sharper vision of man.
It could be a great beer commercial or a vision of man being born of the seminal creative fluid of the universe.
Racked by guilt at replacing the doctrines of the Church with a joyless vision of man as a shaven primate in an amoral universe, Darwin retired into obscurity.
The British Museum show makes visitors realize that the vision of man with his emotions and anxieties in this world, widely considered to be the great innovation of European art in the 16th and 17th centuries, was actually a rediscovery.
He broke from the millennia-old theory of the humors, developing new medical theories based upon a mystical vision of man as a microcosm of the universe, and an alchemically informed notion of the intrinsic properties of certain metals.
Turgoose's Shaun – a nightmarish vision of man-meets-machine, his fleshy human head spliced with a RoboCop-like armoured-body – slays Mr Sandhu with lasers for having the temerity to shag his mum, before Combo comes back from prison again – "I still love yah, Lol" "I love you too, mate.
PARIS — A romantic vision of men's fashion conjures up frills and furbelows from a historical past.
By mid-century he had parted ways with both family and party to pursue his oddball vision of men loving men without fear.
Supplements containing lutein, a pigment found in dark green vegetables, improved the vision of men with age-related macular degeneration, a study has found.
Even the whiff of the 1980s, in the form of a strong-shouldered hip-length jacket, couldn't derail this collection from its modern vision of men's wear.
