He has the vision to see the future and bank on it with his own money, but he also has the vision not to destroy things".
To me, those two things are really important about leadership, to have courage and to be farsighted in your vision, not to be just reacting to the next small challenge.
His more moderate centrist opponent, Alain Juppé, has accused Fillon of wanting to drag France back into the past, with "an extremely traditionalist vision, not to say slightly retrograde vision, of the role of women, the family and marriage".
Billings even accused McGinniss of slandering the Green Berets in his true-crime book "Fatal Vision," not to mention disrespecting the four-legged troops in "The Big Horse," about the 2003 horse racing season.
For Mr. Marshall's vision, not to mention the $200,000 he has sunk into the project — a significant chunk of his family's savings — all is not lost, at least not yet.
"He has the ball handling and passion vision not to turn the ball over," Walton said.
"He has the ballhandling and passion vision not to turn the ball over," Walton said.
They evoked nightmarish visions not dissimilar to some of the films Mr Gosling has performed in himself recently, such as Nicolas Winding Refn's "Only God Forgives".
"Vision" (Hebrew chazon, from the verb chazah, "see" or "have vision") refers not to the visionary leadership of a king or other head of state, but rather to the challenging visions of a prophet.
The incentive to stick to the drama, of course, remains what it was for Odets and Williams: the chance to pursue a personal vision, not write to order or fit your words to someone else's formula.
