Sentence examples for displayed vision from inspiring English sources

I find it worrying that Tony Blair MP is an anagram of Tory Plan B. Mmm... Wood, Peter Yes, but I'd rather be voting for a government which: 1) Displayed vision and leadership on issues such as Europe, climate change and globalisation.

In all these efforts he displayed vision, the courage to make the right decision in politically hazardous situations (whether the topic was family planning and reproductive health, interventions for infected commercial products, or threats of widespread influenza) and the leadership and management skills to ensure that the efforts he started continued and ultimately were successful.

Surreal drawings on rocks, which may be anything from 200 to 10,000 years old, are thought to display visions experienced by Nama people when in a state of trance brought about by shamanic healing dances.

In his testimony, Mr. Massino displayed the vision needed to run a large organization.

Finally, in an online world of gratuitous snark, one courageous editor has displayed the vision to give thumbs down to thumbs down.

In "Narcissistic Leaders: The Incredible Pros, the Inevitable Cons," an article in the January-February issue of the Harvard Business Review, Dr. Maccoby asserted that such business leaders displayed creative vision, a willingness to break the rules and an ability to persuade people to follow them.

In the science fiction future of the film Minority Report, Stephen Spielberg displayed his vision of driverless automobiles: a thousand gleaming pods of metal and glass flowing in perfectly coordinated highway traffic.

He displayed superb vision in finding Mackrides cutting open on the crease then concluded the dominant individual display by driving from behind the cage and flipping the ball into the net while diving headlong.

Cole displayed great vision by finding Louis Dubick wide-open on the crease for a goal that restored the Terps to a six-goal lead with 1 38 left in the third.

No subjects reported or displayed color vision deficits that affected performance.

"Every penny was well spent," he wrote, "for here was popular commercial television displaying artistic vision and imagination".