Beneath his talent, his style, and his practical vision, Liberace comes off as ordinary, even dull.
"I'd say we have a more practical vision of things," Caloni said.
At its birth in the mid-1820s, the Jacksonian, or Democratic, Party was a loose coalition of diverse men and interests united primarily by a practical vision.
Vividly colored bags in pumpkin orange, a snakeskin purse with a fiery red glow or another in swimming-pool blue with a shocking pink handle were examples of the designer's upbeat, yet practical vision.
"The practical vision was to get something which would connect local communities with their businesses in a way which kept money building up in their local communities," the currency's co-founder, Ciaran Mundy, said.
Standing in front of a set designed to replicate the Lincoln Memorial, before which Martin Luther King stood 45 years ago to deliver his "I have a dream" speech, Barack Obama forcefully, directly and passionately set forth his practical vision for a new America.
Reducing the time complexity is crucial in many of the practical vision problems.
The early FreedomPop site didn't inspire much confidence, but it wasn't long before the team's practical vision came to light.
It was not until nearly one hundred years later, in 1817, when the first trenches for this interconnecting waterway were dug, that Colden's practical vision would begin to be transformed into a reality.
It would just take some practical vision -- and a little bit of guts.
