Sentence examples for whose visions are from inspiring English sources

He's like a dreamer whose visions are all his own but are impelled by music being played by other people in the next room.

It was third time lucky for Grimes, aka Claire Boucher, whose Visions was a much-admired suite of intricately pretty synthpop.

Then, much later on, there was the Goya whose visions were so grotesque and so dark that he seems to prefigure the horror comics of our own day.

Fourierists and urban foragers, amateurs of satori, bliss gardeners and self-theorists and mystics whose visions were recorded on their skins with needles and ink.

According to one theory, their shamans drank a liquid that took them on soaring psychedelic journeys whose visions were later traced in lines on the ground.

It's about whose vision is going to dominate Arab politics.

There aren't many young artists around whose vision is as clear as Khan's.

Petrov is a riskily impaired hero for a work of genre fiction, a private "eye" whose vision is occluded.

Great performances can happen anytime skilled players respond with unusual fervor to a conductor whose vision is secure.

Meanwhile, she befriends a young shaman (Arturo Izquierdo), whose vision is failing as his spiritual practice intrudes on his private life.

The painter is Hofmann's biggest joke: an artist whose vision is limited to what is right in front of him, literally outside his window.