But with a mix of gentle prodding — "I wonder if it does something it shouldn't?" — and a firm hand that brought to mind the bossiness of her beloved Lucy — "I don't like that; I think it will look funny, and not in a good way" — Grand clearly articulated her vision, breaking the sometimes uncomfortable silence with a joke.
I can only see right in front of me because my peripheral vision breaks.
He brought us "Magnolia," the opening track of his brand new album Plateau Vision, broken into its 12 parts.
A media-friendly shift towards a more mainstream vision broke them out from their peer group and into the proverbial stratosphere, an upward momentum that both characterized and transcended the MTV Generation.
And most importantly, Schumer's vision breaks the monopoly of private insurance, and this is the main standard on which a public health insurance plan proposal should be judged.
We are already seeing the development of longer-term visions – breaking the claustrophobia of annual planning, and a more collaborative approach to strategic planning.
Perhaps in a second Obama administration, our Nobel Peace Prize-winning president will have the courage and vision to break this pattern, but he will need the support of the people, who have thus far been too afraid or reluctant to give it.
Mr. Agassi raised more than $800 million in private capital on his vision of breaking the world's oil addiction by offering convenient battery-swapping stations for electric cars.
It's no small feat to pull off this eclectic vision of breaking news, which relies on film clips and graphics to tell its stories.
In keeping with a vision that broke down the barriers between the real world and the divine, the Virgin could also be mistaken for a young Roman mother clutching her son to her chest.
York's student union president Kallum Taylor told student newspaper York Vision, which broke the story: "I can't see how anyone studying here at the University of York would think this ridiculous behaviour is anywhere near appropriate in any context.
