Sentence examples for visionary thought from inspiring English sources

That is a radical and visionary thought.

"And also about the relationship between visionary thought and megalomania".

In other ways, too, Yeats has found his ideal biographer, a sparkling controversialist with exactly the right degree of patience with the visionary thought, ready to suspend belief where the poet's claimed credulity becomes excessive.

THOMAS MCGRATH Paris A visionary thought, economically and politically.

Charlie Stillitano's visionary thoughts to end Big Cup's "folly of meritocracy" gets the treatment in David Squires' latest cartoon.

But the city lost the vision thing about 50 years ago, as it slipped into what appeared to be an inexorable process of decline.The best evidence of how much things have improved in New York is the fact that its mayor is again thinking visionary thoughts about the future.

Using its ruins as departure points for fanciful ruminations on urban space, as well as his own meditations and memories, Mr. Garaicoa presents -- in drawings, photographs, mixed-media and video installations -- many visionary thoughts about the city as a ruin with utopian potential.

She shares her thoughts on visionary leadership at TEDWomen.

Taken together, these legal reforms capture the essence of Jefferson's political philosophy, which was less a comprehensive body of thought than a visionary prescription.

Looking at Mr. Armani's quiet collection on Tuesday — tonally subdued, in material mostly limited to woolens or shearling, unstructured but far from slouchy or feminine — one thought of the visionary designer Walter Albini, who in 1972 presented a collection of 12 unstructured pieces derived from his own wardrobe and inspired by "The Great Gatsby".

Like most fanatics, Rand begins with an unimpeachable kernel of thought — that the visionary inventions of geniuses are the crucial source of technological and social progress — and she elaborates it, with an attractively melodramatic imagination, into a vast, closed, quasi-paranoid edifice of oversimplified perfection.