Sentence examples for visionary ideals from inspiring English sources

The founding fathers had visionary ideals.

In contrast, the Sierra Club's incentives are purposive, attracting members through its programmatic and visionary ideals.

Rimbaud's visionary ideals also proved attractive; his "unknown," somewhat domesticated in the form of the individual unconscious, became the hunting ground of the Surrealists, and his techniques of free association and language play, which they exploited so freely, became widely used.

However, this case study of the '20 hours free' policy has highlighted the complexity of translating visionary ideals into workable policy and allowing multiple pathways and perspectives for the journey.

Anyidoho has thoroughly explored the historical dimension to Armah's novel, but he does not fully address the question of the visionary ideal.

In a paper published not long ago in Ufahamu, Kofi Anyidoho tries to explain "some of the sensations [Ayi Kwei] Armah's Two Thousand Seasons generates by reinterpreting and recreating historical and contemporary Africa through a system of ideas, images, and symbols carefully structured into a visionary ideal" (109).

Considering what he contributed to visionary democratic ideals, it makes sense to remember Tom Paine, who died in New York City 200 years ago this week.

The European project, in other words, is not only a visionary political ideal for the whole but also a hardheaded economic strategy for the parts.

While visionary, even ideal, this concept is flawed because, quite simply, it is not realistic.

Mr. Crowe acknowledges the play's visionary aspect and belief in ideals.

The original Erice Declaration of 1997 was a visionary statement of the achievable ideals for drug safety communication at the time, much of which remains potent and relevant today.