Sentence examples for visionary writing from inspiring English sources

shows that fantastic and visionary writing has always existed.

It is the most precise piece of visionary writing in European literature.

Halley's essay was visionary, written nearly 50 years before the next transit was due in 1761.

The other secret that many Long Island residents may not know is that Antoine de Sainthexupery, the French writer, aviator and visionary, wrote "The Little Prince," his most famous book, in Asharoken in 1943, perhaps looking up now and then to stare out the parlor window of the Bevin House, a local landmark, at a lawn that slopes down to Duck Island Bay.

We thought he was a dreamer and visionary," wrote fellow engineer John Stone Stone in 1915.

"Absent net neutrality, the Internet could turn into a high-priced private toll road that would be inaccessible to the next generation of visionaries," wrote Park about the contentious law that will allow Internet service providers to charge more money for some websites.

Science is the Tree of Death," the visionary Blake wrote.

As a visionary, "Dana wrote the script for museums," said Mrs. Price, sitting behind a Louis XV reproduction desk in her otherwise modern office in downtown Newark.

"Wells was a visionary – he wrote about the atom bomb, tank, airplane and the internet long before they were invented – and he was also a really powerful writer, one of our finest novelists," said English scholar Professor Simon James of Durham University.

And looking back further, the original visionary, Peter Keen, wrote in an early Olympic plan that he felt Britain had to aim to be the number one cycling nation in the world.

Mr. Martinez is particularly incisive when it comes to illustrating how failed ideas that happen to work are often spun into great successes: "What was an improbable bonanza at the hands of the flailing half-blind becomes the inevitable coup of the assured visionary," he writes.