Sentence examples for vivid vision from inspiring English sources

"I didn't just hear the sea, I had this incredibly vivid vision of it".

Her 18-year-old self appeared to her in a vivid vision.

Only in their midst could he imagine such a grim and vivid vision of oppression.

The headset obscures a wearer's immediate surroundings as much as it offers a vivid vision of another setting.

The second time they threatened to shoot her, she was suffering severe sleep deprivation and had a vivid vision of vultures picking over her corpse.

The protagonist receives a mysterious note telling him to return to the shack where his daughter was taken to, where he experiences a vivid vision of the Holy Trinity who help him understand his grief.

Along the walls were religious statues amid Mr. Birrittella's three-dimensional, van Goghesque paintings on carved composite board — vivid visions that came to him during meditations.

Now considered to be one of Britain's finest sculptors, this large-scale retrospective will reveal the contemporary might of his viscous, vivid visions.

But a few months ago, Ms. Hubbard, a graphic designer in Cambridge, Mass., began having panic attacks over the economy, struggling to breathe and seeing vivid visions of "losing everything," she said.

The portraits of London are excellent – Tempest is a native and her carefully wrought metaphors work best when they are illuminating cityscapes, giving the reader fresh and vivid visions of a familiar world.

When he views the body, Frank gets various vivid visions of the crime.