Sentence examples for vision vanished from inspiring English sources

The double vision vanished; the coarse tremor that accompanied her every movement diminished; and her speech improved.

They were last seen, moving with "considerable alacrity," small dots ascending a ridge near the base of the final pyramid before "the whole fascinating vision vanished, enveloped in a cloud," said a fellow climber.

With 40%, vision vanished altogether from 7.5 g upwards and black-out sometimes occurred.

The vision vanishes almost as soon as it appears: "The whole elusive sight was a Fata Morgana, an example of the strange make-believe of matter which had created a semblance of life".

Step too far back, however, and the vision vanishes.

Mostly auto-related establishments that don't fit into Michael R. Bloomberg's luxury city vision, several vanished in mere months, like species in a meteoric mass extinction.

His earlier "bold visions" have vanished or backfired, but his astonishing new acknowledgment of (some) realities will be etched in memory.

Ms. Stroman's section ends "Duke!" on the upbeat, but "Them Twos," as the program's central ballet, ends with a vision of vanishing love.

Mackenzie Crook, Tom Brooke and Danny Kirrane are all impressive in supporting roles, but the triumph belongs to Rylance for perfectly embodying Butterworth's vision of a vanished demonic magic.

"The wilderness of ordinary vision may have vanished -- wolf, puma and wolverine no longer exist in the tamed forests of Massachusetts.

Paxman might have added that even at the height of their power, the English seem always to have been haunted by the vision of a vanished paradise, a melancholy sense of exile from what he, echoing A. E. Housman, calls "the Land of Lost Content".