Sentence examples for boldness vision from inspiring English sources
They pride themselves on their "boldness," "vision" and "leadership".
Ever since I first saw Metropolis 60 years ago as a schoolboy in the truncated form that for so long was the only one available, I have been entranced by its boldness, imagination and vision and its readiness to combine high intelligence with crowd-pleasing melodrama.
It means you're lacking in imagination, in boldness of vision, in belief in a better country or a better world.
But I do not believe May is capable of that degree of boldness or vision.
And New Yorkers, known for boldness and vision, have gradually lost the ability to recall what a championship looks like.
Unusually for an Ivy League eminence, Mr Gaddis backed the Iraq war and praised the Bush administration for the boldness and vision of its foreign policy.
Perhaps that explains the risks she takes, not always successfully, and the boldness of vision and gesture that sets her apart.
If the competition jurors were impressed by Mr. Arad's boldness of vision, Mr. Libeskind seemed to be less so; the 2006 article in New York magazine recounted an early shouting match between the two men.
"With the boldness of vision of a great revolutionary and politician, comrade Deng Xiaoping - along with other party elders - gave the leadership their firm and full support to put down the political disturbance using forceful measures".
Reportedly, President Nixon ordered an aide, J. R. Haldeman, to "pull the plug on the concert fearing that this strange music would 'levitate the White House.' " Young, for all his musical boldness of vision, played with a decided introversion.
