Sentence examples for visions fell from inspiring English sources

As the nineteenth century gave way to the twentieth, majestic natural visions fell out of fashion.

But the earlier visions fell victim to economic troubles or developers who pulled out, leaving one of the largest undeveloped urban oceanfront lots in the nation empty since the 1960's, when Mayor John V. Lindsay ordered the demolition of the remaining summer cottages there.

Gervasi's visions fall far short of Hitchcock's phantasmagoria — but they at least suggest that the inner mysteries are there, and that Hitchcock's art arose from much that the doughy and sybaritic ironist's observable behavior may not, and need not, put in evidence.

Gervasi's visions fall far short of Hitchcock's phantasmagoria but they at least suggest that the inner mysteries are there, and that Hitchcock's art arose from much that the doughy and sybaritic ironist's observable behavior may not, and need not, put in evidence.

This is not the first time Digg has brought back V3 features as an attempt to bring back users after the initial V4 vision fell through.

Once that was settled, the rest of my vision fell into gear.

Two treatment approaches were compared: immediate intervention with 0.5 mg ranibizumab pro re nata, PRN (on detection of nAMD) or delayed intervention (waiting until vision fell to 6/12 before beginning treatment).

Nine subjects (15% of the sample; false positives in table 2) could read a number-plate, but did not meet the current visual standard for driving as their vision fell below 6/12.

This promising vision falls flat on "Whitney".

Even the worst of them — the ones the grandfather would consider the most unpleasant — aspire to a better life, though their vision falls short of fantasy.

The subject of the war with Japan and the Nanjing Massacre is a common one on television and film here, reinforcing enmity toward the Japanese, and Mr. Zhang's vision falls in line with the standard depictions of brutality.