Because she brings this dual vision to these 50 winter days, solitude for Ms. Grumbach is both a means of entering more deeply into life and a trial run for the final silence of death.

It is as if we have two pairs of eyes, one pair inside and another outside the blinkers: without this, Golding's technique would not produce its ironic effect of dual vision.

Once we recognize this dual vision, we can accept the play's ironic nuances as deliberate social commentaries by Hansberry rather than as the "unintentional" irony that Bigsby attributes to the work.

At first glance, this dual vision seems seeded with conflict.

And yet right there may lie the deeper purpose of the topping out ceremony: to cultivate that impossible dual vision, to help foster what amounts to a tragic sense of our place in nature.

Like Picasso, he benefited from a dual vision: French for refinement, Spanish for fervor.

He is endlessly drawn to that edgy, haunting moment of dual vision when the manifestly doomed do not yet recognize their fate.

Ford's dual vision of Lincoln leads him to one of the most extraordinary closing acts in American film.

He opened his eyes, and just enough of the Othersight was functioning to give him a horrible dual vision of what was happening.

Austrian people appear to possess dual vision: the ability to look forwards and backwards, to see that times are changing and that we are currently living through a period of transition.