Sentence examples for visionary capacity from inspiring English sources

There is no real reason to believe that planners may play a key role in relation to the interests at hand: not in terms of the presumed cognitive foundation of their proposals, and even less their visionary capacity, i.e. the possibility to take on a substitute role in policy-making.

Sometimes they are such radical approaches that they have political and empowerment aims, like insurgent planning, guerilla urbanism or the design theories and experiments inspired by an "insurgent architect" (Harvey 2000), able to create pioneer forms of existence by combining practical spirit and visionary capacity.

I refer to an "autonomous visionary capacity" that is innate in all humans and capable of generating powerful, creative, and highly realistic visual experiences in dreaming.

The hats that the children wear are drawn in such a way that they form halos around their heads, a touch Blake also uses in Songs of Innocence and of Experience to indicate the innate and divine visionary capacity of the child (see for example "The Ecchoing Green" and "The Little [B]oy Found").

This is attributable to having visionary strategies, capacity to employ technical entrepreneurial skills, access to stock of information and willingness to take risk.

Hearing from those on the front line would add the value of recognizing immigrants' humanity and our capacity of visionaries who under the hardest of circumstances are rescuing democracy and justice from agents of intolerance in the state.

The premise of "Falling Water" seems to be that people can potentially cultivate that inner capacity for powerful visionary dreaming and channel it in specific directions.

Al-Dabbagh has been lauded by government and private sector leaders for his visionary and highly ambitious leadership capacity, which has recently earned him Man of Year by Arabian Business Magazine, Global Leader of Tomorrow by the Executive Board of the World Economic Forum and the Editorial Board of Worldlink Magazine, the Leadership Award of the 12th Arab Economic Forum.

Stuart Skelton plays Grimes as a naïve visionary, painfully unaware of both his capacity for anger and his physical strength.

Competent and empowered bureaucracy -- reflected in effective tax-collection and war-making capacity -- combined with visionary and (often) ethical leadership represented the core elements of powerful Chinese dynasties, which established one of the most enduring civilizations on Earth.

In the "Co-Creation" model, these more experienced, visionary entrepreneurs can act in an executive chairman capacity; involved and invested in the company but not on a day-to-day basis.