Last month, Murdoch said Carson was "maybe the one to beat", calling him "irreproachable on background, achievements, character, vision".
In "Already Dead," declaredly gothic, the writing itself is fragmented, as if the writer had been abducted and blown up, with shards of character, vision, pith and coherence drifting down together.
Hailed by supporters as the new Ataturk, mocked by enemies as a wannabe Ottoman sultan, Erdoğan now has the chance to shape modern Turkey to his liking and stamp his character, vision and conservative, neo-Islamist views on the country for generations to come.
ASLEF general secretary Mick Whelan described the MSP as having the "character, vision, talent and ability" to deliver change.
ASLEF general secretary Mick Whelan described the MSP as having the "character, vision, talent and ability" to deliver change, while the TSSA said it believed a leadership team of Mr Findlay and Ms Clark would "represent the workable alternative to the market driven madness that is causing so much harm to ordinary people in Scotland and across the UK".
The Encyclopedia of Fantasy said that The Firebrand and Bradley's 1994 novel The Forest House "display [Bradley's] talent for plot, character, vision and fine storytelling".
Soon Bloomberg Businessweek and the Wall Street Journal picked up the story, revelling in its unusual characters, audacious vision and local controversy.
Among the options debated were giving the fleet some hope that Earth might be some other planet, allowing a character to discover a new part of the Prophecy of Pythia, giving one of the characters a vision of an Earth-like planet, and placing a clue in the ruins that would direct the fleet to yet another planet.
What supporters most remembered about him was the moral clarity of his character and vision.
George S. McGovern's character and vision cost him dearly in the 1972 presidential election.
