Sentence examples for visionary sense from inspiring English sources

What's so striking is that this visionary sense occurs in the most down-to-earth, mundane environment.

"He has a kind of visionary sense of London, an endless knowledge of historic fact, detail and anecdote.

But 7 84 remains a testament to McGrath's visionary sense and to his belief that there was an audience, stretching from England's west country to Scotland's northernmost reaches, for theatre that addressed serious issues in a popular form.

While he manages to infuse his work with his political views, sometimes more overtly than other times, Mr. Miéville says what attracts him to the genre, as a reader and a writer, is the importance of the imagination — "that sense of the world blown apart, that sense of a crack in reality, that visionary sense, that ecstatic sense," as he described it.

Over the past forty-five yEllen Stewarttheart, the founder and artistic director of La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club, in the East Village, has helped launch the careers of a long list of writers, directors, and performers — among them Sam Shepard, Tom O'Horgan, Andrei Serban, and Candy Darling — who, were it not for her visionary sense of what theatre can be, might never have found a home.

The future of Europe and the euro now depends on whether the eurozone's political leaders can combine a modicum of economic understanding with a visionary sense of, and concern for, European solidarity.

Every single thing that is written in Island has happened and it's possible and actual... Island is really visionary common sense.

There were obstacles, of course, the usual Republicans who have abandoned the founding conservation principles of Teddy Roosevelt, who wore a G.O.P. uniform in the days when the party often stood for visionary common sense.

This simultaneity of the realistic and the visionary makes profound sense.

Vision, from now on, would be visionary; and you sense that impatient souls like Holmes, who had a thousand-strong collection of stereo photographs, were willing the cinema into being.

Wright is not a visionary, in the sense that he is not the author of a world view; he tailors his ideas according to the technical parameters of the simulation and the logic of games.