The phrase "visionary mind" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe someone who thinks creatively or who has ideas that are different from those of other people. For example: "His visionary mind leads him to come up with radical solutions to even the most intractable problems."
Above all, his visionary mind stretched beyond technology into theoretical fundamentals, making advances in science and philosophy that were many years ahead of their time.
After speaking with the lad you get a sense that he's patient, has a visionary mind and isn't about predicting trends, yet is still inquisitive of the sort.
Director Jeff Kaufman and producer Marcia Ross began following Father Joseph's story more than four years ago, saying they were drawn to his "visionary" mind and infectious sense of humor.
She's worked tirelessly for the rights of women, blacks, jobless men, but she is called a racist, an anti-feminist, a misandrist and a candidate who lacks vision, though her visionary mind (think health care bill) has been her undoing.
Barbara McClintock Barbara McClintock, in her science article on "The significance of responses of the genome to challenge," reported examples of genomic reactions to stress by activation of mobile elements and, with her visionary mind, suggested that the resulting restructured genomes may underlie the formation of new species (McClintock 1984).
Most damning of all, supposedly visionary minds like Musk's could never even dream of that sort of change.
Says Tama, "I was put on this earth to champion visionary minds, creative souls, freedom junkies, love-driven entrepreneurs and change-agents, and anyone who wants to live and work from inspiration instead of fear.
An ambitious and unique new series gathering today's most brilliant and visionary minds to explore and debate the case for the impeachment of President George Bush and Vice President Richard Cheney.
We were honored to benefit from Norman's visionary legal mind and passion for equity and justice.
It takes a visionary basketball mind to imagine the finished product, a highly skilled 7-foot "small" forward, especially when Tskitishvili has this season been the diffident Georgian, drifting out by the 3-point line, symbolically positioned on the N.B.A. threshold, as if waiting for an invitation to step inside.
What does the bearded visionary have in mind?
