“I was able to focus my vision and noticed a stranger lurking in the distance.”

“Successful entrepreneurs are known to have an almost instinctive vision for what the future holds.”

“Adam is haunted by a vision in his dreams of a strange, orange-skinned man.”

“You can better understand the complexities of the system with the help of a visual.”

“More easily appraised than such intangible factors are the four external factors affecting the visibility of any object.”

“Route-finding was difficult due to limited visibility, and the climbing was increasingly difficult amid rain and snow showers.”

“Nor do we find in any of the accounts of survivors or witnesses any evidence whatsoever to sustain the statement that there was poor visibility that day.”

“Once scorned as a visionary, he lived to be venerated as an institution, a patrician rebel, an idealist who refused to despair, a moral man who declined to permit age to mellow him.”

“A seventeenth-century visionary had foretold of these current events.”

“I am engaged in the visualization of complex architectural solutions.”

“Emeril has been piecing together a visualization of what he wanted his life to be like.”

“Through the use of visualization and meditation, subjects can accelerate physical healing and solve problems.”

“His visionariness, tranquility, consistence and responsibility, his special way of communicating will be cherished in our memory.”

“The situation calls for novel solutions, insight and visionariness.”

“The centre offers nutritional therapy, psychoneuroimmunology, healing, massage, creative therapy, relaxation, visualisation and meditation.”

“She chooses a digital visualisation of a black rainbow made from daylight fireworks by a Chinese artist.”

“This technique allows for clear visualisation of the pouch of Douglas and adnexa.”

“In authorship articles for the web, your chief concern would be in gaining as much visibleness as you can.”

“The store itself has a relatively inexpensive rent because the location isn't the most desirable even though it has a high visibleness position.”

“Unique articles are imperative as they progress a website's visibleness on the Internet.”

“The dialectic of display and secrecy essential to Mouride visuality is what gives Serigne Faye's imagorium such tangible impact.”

“The authors then veer away from the visuality they take as their main subject, however, and begin instead to focus on women's songs.”

“Mark Mussari explores the cultural significance of colour through a discussion of Umberto Eco's work on chromatic perception and visuality.”

“The visualness of the art exhibition was awe-inspiring, as vibrant colors and detailed brushstrokes transformed the canvases into lifelike masterpieces.”

“There the girl is mistaken for a visionist — someone capable of mystical visions — and she becomes the object of both admiration and suspicion.”

“While he lived Crane was described by critical readers as a realist, an impressionist, a visionist, symbolist, expressionist, and ironist.”

“I was hoping that horses like Power Politics, Visionist and Taqseem could progress to the Golden Shaheen, but they could not.”

“These visualizations should empower users to display information and turn it into actionable knowledge.”

“Some of the visualizations which are available include depictions of the patent landscape as a topographical map.”

“To watch: A video by Edward Lee of Visualizing.org recaps 2011 through a series of maps and data visualizations.”

“Massage, aromatherapy, breathing exercises and guided visualisations will be among the techniques explored.”

“I have found personally that my visualisations are more akin to waking dreams, the type that can be superimposed upon my conscious sight.”

“Unlike the models and visualisations, these drawings are a trace of the collaboration that produced the architecture.”

“In past times, we divided ourselves into the introverts and the extroverts, the field-dependent and the field-independent, the visualizers and the verbalizers.”

“So, he has access to his entire timeline, and it was up to the visualizers to visualize it in some way that it might be.”

“Back to the point, it has been leapfrogged by several other visualizers.”

“Jeunet is one of the world's great visualists behind the motion picture camera.”

“He was a Mexican priest who had been appointed vice postulator of the Causes for the Beatification of the two young Fatima visionaries.”

“Its proponents were often like visionaries, preachers of this new religion of nature.”

“The starting points were all the mad men in the sun, those desert fathers and pillarists, the strange, demented visionaries who were laughed at.”

“The play even introduces elements of kabuki, shouted Japanese, and eleventh-century visuals into its overweening mix.”

“With its amazing soundtrack and psychedelic rainbow visuals it captivates adults and kids alike.”

“The format of this book is alive with visuals and packed with persuasive language.”

“Such strange visions appeared during my delirium, beach demons with claws, odd quadrupeds, wings that staggered through dusk.”

“I'm all sampling strings and accordions, almost to where it brings up visions of a pastoral French landscape.”

“This extract from Hildegard of Bingen, an abbess, is from a book of ecstatic visions.”