Sentences with phrase «call visionary»

When black, white, and color become so visible that one wants to reach out and touch, can one still call it visionary?

The trailer tells us some call him a visionary, others a traitor.

In order to accomplish these tasks, individuals and churches will need the gift of what I shall call visionary reason.

It's called the visionary I.D. Concept.

A dedicated and steadily growing number of fans called it visionary.

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Erickson, who also serves as Clif Bar's co-chief visionary officer, says he owes much of the success to Gilmour, whom he calls the company's secret weapon.

The governor, standing on the steps of the capitol with the Tesla CEO, called Musk «a rare visionary who has the courage to reach beyond and to convert the unthinkable into reality.»

Elon Musk is a visionary, said Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi, but earnings calls are not TED talks.

Marketing Magazine dubbed him the «Rock Star of Digital Marketing» and called him, «one of North America's leading digital visionaries.»

At this stage, your target customers are those Blank calls «Earlyvangelists»; Geoffrey Moore describes them as «Visionaries» in his book, Crossing the Chasm.

Many of these visionaries have migrated their companies located in California and other parts of the world, to join a common dream, to achieve the reconstruction of a country and to lay the foundations for its citizens to see these new technologies as an opportunity to establish service and tourism companies that revolve around the so - called digital golds.

In a press release about Rogers, DuBois called her an «excellent and truly visionary choice to lead the White House faith - based office.»

We ignore the educational visionaries of the so - called Dark Ages — Charlemagne, Alcuin, Alfred the Great — at our peril.

Frequently, pastors will talk about their divine calling (Acts 16:9), their special knowledge (1 Cor 12:8), their visionary leadership (Prov 29:18), and numerous other verses to back up such ideas.

Revelation can be called salvation because its visionary promise of an ever new future redeems us from the prison we build around ourselves out of our hopelessness and mistrust.

Harrington calls his act «walking a tightrope between the sectarian irrelevance of the visionary whose vision is not connected with anything that's going on in this society, and the pragmatic irrelevance of those who so perfectly adapt to the daily struggle that they lose sight of the larger struggle.»

Writing at a time when the signs of globalization were not nearly as obvious as they are today, he foresaw a process he called «planetization», by which «peoples and civilizations reach such a degree either of frontier con - tact or economic interdependence or psychic communion that they can no longer develop save by the interpenetration of one another».3 Teilhard de Chardin wholly identified with the traditions of the Christian west, yet his visionary mind was able to lift the Christian themes and symbols out of their traditional usage and re-interpret them.

Regarding Tertullian the editors write: «Tertullian's ethical turn of mind was impressed by the strong call of Montanist visionary experiences for the repentance of the church.

In these everyday settings what I have called technological reason and visionary reason intersect and overlap.

Mr Tracy, who at the time of Mr Helou's exit praised him as «visionary», did not return calls from The Australian Financial Review.

A dedicated little group of visionaries calling themselves the American Interplanetary Society announced plans to launch a seven - foot skyrocket.

The conservancy's goal, Gordon said, is to live up to the city's motto — Urbs in Horto, or City in a Garden — and the legacies of visionary city planners such as Daniel Burnham, who in 1909 called for an acre of parkland for every 100 people in Chicago.

His visionary design for a mattress was called free - end offset coil design.

Capital Region Rep. Paul Tonko, a co-sponsor, called the legislation «visionary.»

Central to the production is the role played by Henry Trebell MP, a visionary ideologue who is co-opted by the Conservatives to help push through a bill calling for the disestablishment of the Church of England.

Steven Choi, executive director of the New York Immigration Coalition, applauded Miner's support for the campaign, calling her a «true visionary» because of her support of immigrants.

He had a close relationship with former chief administrative judge Gail Prudenti, a Long Island Republican, who called Lippman a «true visionary» who took his role «extremely, extremely seriously.»

For his part, Catsimatidis made repeated reference to Lhota's technical skills, contrasting it with what he called his own visionary capability.

Governor Cuomo, in a statement, called the President's plan a «visionary step», and agrees that New York has already «embraced the challenge of climate change.»

Call them nimble and smart as well as entrepreneurial and visionary.

She is also an artist and a visionary who started a phenomenon called Owning Pink — a community of women dedicated to celebrating all things feminine, successful, sexy, and pleasurable.

Charles Staley...world - class strength / performance coach... his colleagues call him an iconoclast, a visionary, a rule - breaker.

I relish helping spiritually - attuned visionaries find their callings and realize their visions.

These hunks of greased lightning tell how a gearhead SoCal teen got wind of the post-World War II hot - rodding craze, crossed paths with a pinstriper named von Dutch and ended up as the automotive visionary whom Tom Wolfe famously called «a genius of the only uniquely American art form.»

Before the screening of «Lemon,» Sundance director of programming Trevor Groth introduced Bravo by calling her work «so audacious, so visionary» and adding, «I feel like she should already be a household name.

«A Monster Calls» Whether it's a true Oscar player remains to be seen, but J.A. Bayona continues to impress (his own trailer correctly refers to him as a «visionary filmmake») in his follow up to 2012's «The Impossible,» one of the most underrated films of the decade.

Despite its October release date, «A Monster Calls» from visionary Spanish film director J.A. Bayona doesn't look like your standard horror - fantasy release.

I am getting a bit sick of hearing directors called «visionary» (as proclaimed on the Apple trailer site), but I really am curious to see what Jones brings to this project.

From Academy Award ® - winning executive producer Brian Grazer, executive producer Chad Hodge (Tru Calling) and director Alan Taylor (Mad Men) comes a provocative new series about a time and place that challenged the social mores, where a visionary created an empire, and an icon changed American culture.

«We're delighted to reunite with the creative forces behind our worldwide hit The Impossible, and there is nobody better suited to creating the fantastical world of A Monster Calls than the visionary filmmaker Juan Antonio Bayona.»

Jones took a somber turn in A Monster Calls, from visionary director J.A. Bayona, playing the terminally ill mum of a young boy (the exceptional Lewis MacDougall).

No visionary himself, Marshall's strategy consisted of aping Fosse, calling it homage and hoping for the best.

The only way to really make a work of art out of a work of art is to have a true visionary calling the shots who can take the gist of the themes of the original work and then translate what was daring in the world of comics to that which is daring in the world of film.

Still, as she wrote in a blog post explaining why she calls herself a feminist, «no matter how visionary or open - minded my parents were, they still had to make compromises for the restrictive environment in which we lived, and I was the victim of those compromises.»

Saab's new chief designer, Jason Castriota, will unveil what the company calls «a visionary concept» for its future products.

Yet virtually everyone who encountered him was struck by their intensity: some called them «the eyes of a visionary.»

When I saw her in action and learned more about her, I was so inspired by how she represented me that I featured her in another one of my new books, called, Visionary Women Inspiring the World.»

Jay Kristoff, author of Stormdancer, called it «a visionary and dramatic step... a victory for consumers, and a red - letter day in the history of publishing.»

Stock market declines, especially the violent kind we refer to as «crashes,» are pretty hard to predict — for every crash one or two visionaries emerge who called the market decline with unusual accuracy.

The center was originally called the Research Studio and was founded in 1938 by visionary artist and architect Andre Smith.