Sample Sentences forvisionary (auto-selected)
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They no longer had their sharp good humor, but had become clouded and visionary.† (source)
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EB: He was a visionary, then.† (source)
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Forget visionary woe, and think only of real happiness!† (source)
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But the visionary little maid on her part, beckoned likewise, as if to say—"This is a better place; come thou into the pool."† (source)
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Lahore visionaries, Lahore women, Lahore music, Lahore ghazals: my father lived in a bunker.† (source)
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I also learned about ubuntu—the Xhosa word for humanity—and the power of authentic leadership as exhibited by giants like Nelson Mandela and a thousand other self-sacrificing visionaries who had managed the unforeseen transition from apartheid to democracy without a bloodbath.† (source)
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He's a visionary, and he had a vision for what Duck Commander could be.† (source)
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Getting to the top of any given mountain was considered much less important than how one got there: prestige was earned by tackling the most unforgiving routes with minimal equipment, admired more than so-called free soloists: visionaries who ascended in the boldest style imaginable.† (source)
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He seemed to think we were a visionary group, open to special forms of consciousness.† (source)
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They were both of them, like the Old Man, visionaries, yet they could argue fine points like Jesuits, had memories for facts and figures, and they both had a way with people.† (source)
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That had been Annie's logic, quickly embraced and now considered visionary.† (source)
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There might also be, say, a few visionaries: men above the immediacy of their time who could think historically.† (source)
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And then Jackie Kennedy takes on the same visionary tone of her husband.† (source)
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I have no patience with visionaries who see a holy crusade in architecture for architecture's sake.† (source)
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Phil was always a dreamer and a visionary and was focused on the big picture.† (source)
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Conrad's visionaries, Lawrence's searchers, Hemingway's hunters, Kerouac's hipsters, Paul Bowles's down-and-outers and seekers, Forster's tourists, Durrell's libertines—all head south, in more senses than one.† (source)
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