Sentence examples for visionary ability from inspiring English sources

Ms. Phillips had a visionary ability to identify talent, said writer Peter Biskind.

Coming from the people, Joan has the visionary ability to lead them, when the monarchy and the aristocracy have failed.

He was seen as a brilliant executive -- he has a Ph.D. in economics -- who was both skilled at corporate infighting and had a visionary ability to see business trends before others did.

Newspapers are shutting down at a rate previously unseen and everything about how we think and get our information is shifting in ways that requires creative thinking and a visionary ability to see things that have never yet be.

"You've got fine, visionary abilities.

Since his reluctant faith in Kringle's growing visionary abilities parallels the reader's, our belief neatly grows with his.

Like Caro, it's refined but approachable, representing the sensitive visionary's ability to add a twist to something old and make it appeal to a whole new generation.

Joe Mangano, who worked with Dr. Gould for 17 years and succeeded him as the national coordinator of the project, called him "brilliant and visionary, with the ability to bring together people with the best minds from many walks of life and bring ideas to life".

I love Mr. Gates' visionary leadership and ability to manage and grow Microsoft from a start-up company to a multibillion-dollar international enterprise.

Setting a visionary destination: The ability to establish a positive future in the minds of others that doesn't exist today.

Rick Sherlund, Nomura: "We hold Sinofsky in high regard as a technical visionary and his ability to deliver complex products on a timely basis," he writes.