Sentence examples for visionary view from inspiring English sources

Sadie Plant happens to be a cyberfeminist, with a hip cultural-studies background: her empirical research on mobile phones fits neatly into the visionary view of digital technology, in which it is seen as radical, emancipatory and really cool.

This is the first chapter in the legend of Milarepa, the poet and visionary viewed as a saint in Tibet.

The Israeli assault on the pro-Palestinian flotilla is a symbolic result of the tragic survival-imperiling refutation by Israeli right-wingers of the visionary views of their country's two greatest leaders.

But Piranesi soon revealed himself to be an artist like no other with his visionary views of ancient Roman architecture and ruins which, although closely observed, owed as much to his fantastic imagination.

The show includes war pictures shot in Japan, like the amazing "Soldier Finding a Baby;" near-visionary views of steelmaking in Pittsburgh; psychologically intense images from his famous series "The Country Doctor"; and meditative portraits of the jazz great Thelonious Monk (Johnson).

Steve's legacy as a grand visionary is viewed through rose-tinted goggles.

Some here consider Dr. Glasser a visionary whose views on human nature are profound in their simplicity.

"Glexis Novoa, Visionary Artist," on view at the University of Miami, depicts cityscapes, some of which conjure up his adopted city of Miami.

Gallo declined to discuss timeframes with TechCrunch, but did indicate that from a "visionary point of view," Microsoft's intention is to have "Windows, Windows Phone, Xbox  able to use the shared project".

He has a reputation as a visionary with traditional views about the importance of things like customer service.

Ford made an exciting move in spring 2017, booting CEO Mark Fields and appointing Jim Hackett – long considered a company visionary who is viewed as "the future" thanks to his previous role with Ford's mobility efforts.