Sentence examples for a very visionary from inspiring English sources

It was a very visionary speech, but above all it was a very brave speech.

"He's a very visionary guy," says James Thomson, a University of Wisconsin biologist, "but he's also a very good salesman".

"This is a very visionary way of recognizing the inevitability of development but not the uncontrollability of where and how this development takes place".

"Mayor Bloomberg has transformed in a very visionary way the approaches that a city should take to secure the health of its population," said Linda Fried, dean of Columbia University's Mailman school of public health.

A team known as United Architects, which included several firms dominated by a younger generation of architects than those on the teams led by renowned leaders in the field, built what its representative called "a very visionary, utopian proposal for a city in the sky".

"He's a very visionary person.

Gov. Tommy G. Thompson of Wisconsin, the platform committee chairman, asserted that the panel would produce a "very fresh, very visionary" platform that would seal the Republicans' reputation as the reform-minded party of the future.

"He is certainly a risk-taker; he's very visionary and strategic, and extremely astute," said Christina Rees, a member of the General Synod.

"I've seen it as very visionary in a way," said Ms. Hillman, who in straining to describe her poetry settled on the phrase "lyric experimental nature writing".

This billionaire is, by all accounts, incredibly difficult to work for, very visionary and… a bit thin-skinned for someone with such a habit of courting press.

"It was a brave decision but I think it will turn out to be very visionary not to go to a traditional venue as opposedto one that is new.