Sentence examples for a vision thing from inspiring English sources
A VISION THING Victor K. McElheny is the author of "Insisting on the Impossible," a biography of Edwin Land.
It's a vision thing: "I believe that having a philosophy of living is just as important as the things you do.
He's got a ticket to ride Primary colour The dwarf-killer Fearing Fort Bragg Best in show A useful piece of scream therapy ReprintsIt's a vision thing"You don't know what's going to happen a month, three months, six months from now.
When I met her, the following year, she was fifty-six, with blond hair, a slight build, an easy manner, and nothing to hide; frank but not theatrical, calm to the point of seeming tranquillized, no flash or fast-talking speech about "a vision thing," which I now suspect was because her job had been so simply defined: make the bottom line work.
But his big speech yesterday, reviving his mother's pet issue, literacy, does not a vision-thing make.
Mr. Clinton, however, entered office in 1993 with only 43percentt of the vote, and his indecisiveness and aversion for conflict won him an early reputation in Washington as a president devoid of the vision thing, a politician who could be rolled.
It is also a White House committed to the "vision thing" in a big way (promoting risky, sweeping ideas like exporting democracy and pre-emptive war) and the avoidance of any perception of wimpiness, a White House in many ways determined to avoid accusations once hurled at the president's father.
And finally, the President needs to summon up a bit of poetry, a bit of the "vision thing" to take the place of "Hope we can believe in".
We want at least a suggestion of the "vision thing" — George H. W.
There's a shortage of the "vision thing" former President George H. W. Bush used to talk about.
