Sentence examples similar to visionary intellect from inspiring English sources
The desire to find a market and funding, they said, leaves no room for the disruptive playfulness and uncompromising intellect of a visionary film-maker.
Bill Clinton called Jiang Zemin, who served as China's President from 1993 to 2003, a "visionary" and "a man of extraordinary intellect".
He shared his father's keen intellect, but was also a visionary, an infectious leader, the kind of man who could convince other people to follow him even when only he understood where they were going.
With a passion for knowledge/ideas, and an ability to focus along with a keen intellect this type is a visionary, able to articulate whole new paradigms.
Fund managers and bankers who have met him describe him as "a visionary leader", "a world-class CEO", "a superior intellect", and "a database that knows numbers down to two decimals".
So here is the job I propose for him, which needs a visionary of precisely his peculiar blend of passion and intellect: the revival of the much-missed New York Dance Festival, which ended in 1980 after 18 seasons of free late-summer dance performances in the Delacorte Theater in Central Park.
He dazzled Charles with his visionary talk — of rescuing humanity from "the superstition of the intellect" and of restoring the ancients' spiritual oneness with the natural world — and then convinced Charles that he was the man to lead the crusade.
The title character, with his keen intellect, is based on Balzac's conception of himself: a visionary genius who fails to achieve his true potential because of less talented individuals with more social power.
Hate reason and intellect.
