Sentence examples for extravagant vision from inspiring English sources

His England of extravagant vision and collective management overran Wales.

The business proposition behind this extravagant vision is rather more straightforward.

In Ruiz's self-consciously extravagant vision, fantasy itself appears both as a flight from unbearable realities and as a symptom of unspeakable desires.

There were Helen Gurley Brown, the trailblazing editor of Cosmopolitan; the jeweler Robert Lee Morris and Diana Vreelandd, the Vogue editor whose extravagant vision inspired a series of popular costume exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Successfully working his way back into the leader's confidence, Majidi advanced his extravagant vision for Muhammad's Childhood in media silence so the Ahmadinejad camp could not use his Green dalliance against the project.

"The more extravagant vision of the ship floating at sea for weeks is I think an unnecessary vision with my understanding that government lawyers have now undertaken to get this ship of asylum seekers to a destination within the next couple of days, and we have to accept that in good faith".

My parents felt slighted by your parents' extravagant visions, ashamed of the modest home we owned.

Such extravagant visions invite a snigger from those who have known Hong Kong as a staunchly philistine city.

Mr. Sarkozy had aspired to remake the capital and solicited proposals from renowned architects, who offered extravagant visions of airborne parks, expansive greenery and futuristic towers.

Discipline and whimsy merge in studies of ruins, in carceri d'invenzione (extravagant visions for impossible prisons that sparked the imaginations of Coleridge, Kafka, and Borges), and in rococo-tinged furniture, several examples of which are on view.

The portraits here offer West Coast idealism and conviction coupled with an extravagant aesthetic vision.