People call it the libertarian vision of the First Amendment.
It's worth remembering the colossal vision of the first great political filmmaker, Sergei Eisenstein.
Caravaggio's nativity is a vision of the first Christmas - but it is no Christmas card scene.
If Kennedy said otherwise, he was, according to McConnell, either "misleading his audience, or he was embracing a radically secularist vision of the First Amendment".
They trotted out the worst of white supremacy and the worst of racism to try to trash the vision of the Fourteenth Amendment.
That's a plausible vision of the First Amendment, but whether it will produce a political system that inspires confidence among the American people remains to be seen.
AB InBev's vision of "the first truly global beer company", with bland Budweiser spread to every corner, is depressing and charmless.
Ostensibly, it was a prophetic vision of the eighth round, and no poem, before or after, could beat it for narrative drive, scansion, and wit.
"Nicholas Nickleby," his third novel, is like the love child of its predecessors, "The Pickwick Papers" and "Oliver Twist": it merges the wandering, comic qualities of the first with the Gothic social vision of the second.
It's hard to know whether a vision of the first female president will help destroy bygone gender identities, or drive those who cling to them screaming into the arms of the next manifestation of Trump.
When she sneaks out of the house anyway, she gets caught in a mysterious fog, which activates her shape-shifting powers and induces a psychedelic vision of the first Ms. Marvel, Carol Danvers.
