Sentences with phrase «about bold vision»

The author of a new book, Magnificent Desolation, Aldrin argues, «More than just exploring a hostile new world, Apollo 11 was about bold vision and great risk, about the obstacles a great nation could overcome with dedication, courage and teamwork.

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It is a bold vision to be sure, but the company has revealed few details about its plans beyond smartphones and tablets.

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Being bolder about progressive causes is a matter of strategic necessity and political survival, not just centre left desire, as I argue in a new Fabian paper The Vision Thing published today.

FLATIRON — A series of floating pools dotting Manhattan's East River shore or elevating the heliport on East 34th Street to create more open space were among the bold visions several dozen community members suggested Monday night at a public forum about re-imagining the waterfront.

The audience gave Clinton several standing ovations, and policy leaders, HIV / AIDS advocates, and nongovernmental organizations that focus on the epidemic praised what several called her «bold» vision about applying recent prevention advances.

Renaissance will unveil more about the Renaissance Growth Platform and its bold new vision for making personalized learning a reality for educators at SXSWedu, taking place March 5 — 9 in Austin, Texas.

It's a bold vision but I think it's a really cool vision and we're excited about it.»

This year we extend that message with a bold new brand and marketing campaign that is not just about attracting tourists, but about incorporating business, investment, the creative and innovation sectors, and academia into one vision and direction for the city.»

As our eyes wander about in one of her paintings, we become aware of the breadth and depth of Bates» vision, and of her bold attempt at designing a new, non-art-historical, abstract painting.

Rothko insisted that his vision was rooted in violence and not about colour, while Pollock's linear fields are often packed with hues both delicate and bold — witness, among many possible examples, Blue Poles (1952).

about Heads of Leading Environmental Organizations Outline Bold Vision for Quadricentennial Decade