Sentence examples for too visionary from inspiring English sources

Shorten contests that the 2014 federal budget did not fail because it was "too exciting, too visionary or too bold", but rather that major policy objectives stalled in the Senate because they were "fundamentally unfair".

It drops some past spending plans: Labour no longer proposes public ownership of the railways.The right criticism of Labour's manifesto is not the normal one of an opposition's plans: that they are too visionary, too vague or too expensive.

In an email, the founder says that the idea was "too visionary and ahead of its time" and that they will be going out of business shortly.

From the managerial point of view, it is important to be aware of previous patterns or traditions; breaking with tradition and being too visionary or, on the other hand, being too traditional can both damage a manager's rapport with others in the organization, with potentially adverse consequences for company performance.

Although it could seem too visionary a hypothesis for the future, too far from a realistic application, the opinions reported herein are based on their development and their practical current application.

The painter and acerbic social commentator William Hogarth should also be considered; so too the visionary Blake and the sweeping talent that was JMW Turner.

That's led to the development of VR storytelling tools too, like Visionary's VR editing suite.

A true visionary, too deeply missed for words.

Here too is a visionary landscape by George Bellows, with white mannequinlike figures frolicking beneath a salmon-colored sunset.

Her husband, Diego Rivera, looks good, too, with his visionary "Calla Lily Vendor" and a slinky portrait of Natasha Gelman that is pure Tinseltown luxe.

Photographers are visionaries, too, and urban ecologists, using science and imagination to help us read the world we like to think we know.