Sentence examples for wild vision from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martin is a literary dervish, enthralled by complicated characters and vivid language, and bursting with the wild vision of the very best tale tellers.

"I can suspend disbelief and get on board with a wild vision," she says.

It's a wild vision, but one that may not be as far-fetched as it sounds.

RIM's thinking here isn't quite as blue-sky as Microsoft's; it's more a refined extension of what we already have as opposed to a wild vision of what we could have.

We are asking Sonny for forgiveness for being unable to share his wild vision, because deep down, we wish we could be more like him.

Case in point, I was in Eagle Rock one day with my girlfriend; we turned a corner and there was this wild vision.

It recalls the wild visions of earlier Dutch "structuralist" architects like Herman Hertzberger and Piet Blom, whose bright yellow Cube House cluster hovers over the road nearby.

There may not be much that resembles Zack Snyder's wild visions in the movie 300, but a series of excellent museums (odysseus.culture.gr) detail Sparta's fascinating history.

The Icelandic diva's songwriting and lyrics reached a new maturity, and Bell's cool aesthetic translated her wild visions into crystalline sonic sculptures that combined classical and electronic elements.

It was filmed at a time of IRA bombs in the City, precipitous economic crisis and the re-election of John Major; in that context, Robinson's wild visions of cultural renovation and Keiller's melancholy framing of the ruins of the metropolitan ideal seem to make equal sense.

We may still yearn for the Oscars head-to-heads of the 1970s (75's Chinatown vs. The Godfather Part II for instance), but in an increasingly cold-blooded studio system that weighs films like it would stocks, it's reassuring that such wild visions have still found their way onto the big screen – or indeed a multitude of very small ones.