visionaries造句

They are left-wing visionaries.

Other visionaries say the same about the future of corporations.

True visionaries are often misunderstood by their own generation.

One of the most celebrated visionaries is Maya Angelou.

A new generation or visionaries has sprung up,enabled by the computer revolution.

And these young visionaries saw the growing athletics movement as a way of achieving their aim.

Your world is filled with those who call themselves visionaries yet they are merely seers.

Kennedy had no time to bother with unpromising careers or famous failures, or patience with dreamers or liberal visionaries.

Losing leaders and visionaries is very, very costly. The knowledge, the vision, and the game plan that was in his head is unique and can not be replicated.

Despite that, it's a well-rounded portrayal of a man destined to be remembered as one of the great product visionaries of our time.

If eldest sibs are the dogged achievers and youngest sibs are the gamblers and visionaries, where does this leave those in between?

The worship of central bankers over the past decade has been shown for what it was, a mere shift of blind faith from one group of fallible tunnel-visionaries to another.

The cuts threaten the legacy of two visionaries, Edmund “Pat” Brown, governor from 1959 to 1967, and Clark Kerr, who was in charge of the UC during those years.

On that day, the pope beatified the two other visionaries, the little shepherds Jacinta and Francisco, and Cardinal Angelo Sodano, Vatican secretary of state, read the text relative to the third secret of Fatima.