When it was built, it was a conceptual stepping stone toward the future Lincoln Center, toward a new and controversial vision of the West Side.
In the course of answering this question, Augustine came to articulate a profoundly influential and still controversial vision of sexuality, one that he reached not only by plumbing his deepest experiences but also by projecting himself back into the remotest human past.
At Yahoo, Garlinghouse was perhaps most famous for his so-called "Peanut Butter Manifesto", in which he outlined a smart, if not slightly controversial, vision for getting Yahoo back on track.
Two years ago, Southern California transit officials decided to pursue a controversial vision: a futuristic rail line that would guide driverless trains between Los Angeles International Airport to Norwalk, using electronic sensors to detect any obstacles on the tracks.
The vision is proving controversial.
The claims that many make for vision therapy are controversial.
The Local World chairman and chief executive wrote a controversial 2,000-word 2,000-word his vision for the future journalismemoaboutset staff (plus several commentators hise and here).
For this edition, Barber has written a new afterword reflecting on Clinton's "vision" problem, his controversial role in shaping today's Democratic Party, and his efforts to confront the challenges of interdependence and terrorism.
New opportunities exist, and we are all challenged to wrestle with the sense of possibility engendered by the so-called "declining significance of race". This is the premise, the "new vision" of Mr. Steele's collection of essays, "The Content of Our Character". What will make this book controversial, however, is an old vision of blacks as their own worst enemies.
