Sentence examples for vision of space from inspiring English sources

Much of the film's luxe vision of space travel was overambitious.

That may be necessary one day and many countries, and some companies, still pursue this vision of space.

The result, which airs on BBC4 next week, is a charmingly homespun, low-tech, very British vision of space travel.

At one extreme, the Bushian vision of space is the universe as a thing to be exploited, as property.

"They were all geeks raised on science fiction and the vision of space we had in the 1960s and 70s.

For Turner, painting in the Romantic era in 1829, Greek myth inspires a blazing, limitless vision of space and imagination – and it is just that for Harryhausen too.

Then, as the body adjusts, a vision of space-on-space: an atrium of an amplitude that you wouldn't believe possible in a two-story building, even with the little penthouse that enables the atrium to punch through the roofline.

These "new values" translate into a "humanised" vision of spaces that, together with the latest technological discoveries and new treatment and care protocols, influence design choices in contemporary hospitals.

Like those airbrushed visions of space travel, the game offers a curiously nostalgic vision of the future.

On 7 November, Hardy opens a new exhibition called Visions of Space alongside 19 fellow space artists.

Hubble has brought us visions of space that are wondrously sharp and clear; though their purpose is scientific, the images have more than a touch of the sublime.