Sentence examples for visions made from inspiring English sources
His grand visions made conservative bankers like J. P. Morgan nervous.
But my dark visions made me savor the reflexive friendliness of the place and the people even more this time around.
Prelude to the Dust Bowl considers numerous interdisciplinary sources scientific experiments, diary accounts, expedition records, and government reports to offer crucial insight into how climatic shifts, ecological relationships, and cultural visions made and remade the southern Great Plains.
A few years later, his visions made him a guru.
He however thought that the visions made Brother Justin believe to be on a righteous mission of God until late in the first season.
Melodramatic visions make for exciting politics, but it is far from clear that contemporary science needs the excitement.
As Eleonora Masini has stated: "visions make it possible to create a future that is different from the present although its seeds are in the present" [47].
Parallel Visions Makes Space for Nebraska's Artists of Color.
Toxemic vision made my twins into quadruplets.
"Ronnie's vision made it happen".
But the populist reach of his vision made him untouchable.
