Sentence examples for warm vision from inspiring English sources

It's a warm vision of camaraderie: a small night world, after all.

But it has not betrayed the woman whose warm vision of art makes it so beguiling and joyous.

In those excruciating moments of labor, the looming Queensboro is transformed into a warm vision of the Howrah, and an evocative mosaic of the vibrant world Ashima has left behind.

Who says so? None other than the mayor, chastened like Ebenezer Scrooge by the year's sobering, yet warming visions of present and future.

But, as the weather grew warm, the vision of a planned recovery slipped away, and an every-man-for-himself ethic replaced it.

Bellow's ability to do real thinking in novels like Seize The Day, Herzog, and Humboldt's Gift, while simultaneously mocking certain ideas by passing them through the minds of fallible comic heroes - his ability to be at once serious and riotously funny about the life of the mind - is one of his most appealing elements, and the foundation of his warm comic vision.

Filled with warm, fuzzy visions of a happy tea-totaled planet, you can make your way to the gift shop for a Celestial souvenir -- a box of Tension Tamer tea might help you recreate the Boulder vibe at home.

Later in the same ballet she is seen as a warm and inviting vision, her long white veil blowing in the wind.

It's also a warm and lofty vision of a marriage of kindred spirits (Ellen Drew, as the preacher's wife, matches McCrea quip for quip) and their wider family ties.

The effect was that of a horrifically warm and fuzzy vision of a totalitarian society, in which humans are kept in outwardly cheerful order by authority imposed invisibly and silently.

But the cold eye of these adult children is cast in the service of a warmer, more comprehensive vision.