What we need is leadership, imagination, vision.
As for his character, his mind, his temperament, I think he has the qualities we have been, or should be, looking for (and I use the following words with precision): warmth and good will, truthfulness, fair-mindedness, self-forgetfulness, humor, imagination, vision, conscience, inner strength, intellectual and emotional depth".
Sure, it is true that West Ham's goalkeeper, Adrián, did not cover himself in glory in his efforts to save Rooney's up-and-under, but it still took imagination, vision and extraordinary power from the Manchester United striker to score from 57 yards.
Can it embrace innovation, imagination, vision, and creativity in defining, organizing, and negotiating intractable problems?
The capacity of abolitionists, especially white women, to recognize in Harriet an ally and even a mentor demonstrates their imagination, vision, and another kind of courage.
And then there were those who missed it in round one but quickly jumped in and brought imagination, vision and innovation to the new, making it even better.
When the cultural crisis shows Our mental crisis becomes visual to us when we try to realize our imaginations and visions for the future.
Most of us like stories of iconoclasts and reckless adventurers, especially when they can turn a phrase and capture our imaginations with visions of exotic and distant lands.
Apart from providing our imaginations with visions of grizzled bikers flipping the bird to prison guards from the open doors of a departing chopper (not to mention the unhealthy dose of unwanted international exposure) the escape poses serious questions as to what exactly is going on within Quebec's prisons.
Imaginations soar with visions of an extra bedroom or even an extra closet, a terrace with a view, a kitchen large enough to entertain in, or the magnificent ways one might fix up that town house down the street.
In The Red Book are Jung's dreams, visions, active imaginations and layers of commentary that are accessible to all of us.
