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Meanings of too visionary in anglès
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Usage of too visionary in anglès
1
You dismiss it from your thoughts as too impractical, too visionary.
2
Many persons are always kept poor, because they are too visionary.
3
But frankly, Mr. Moore, your whole idea is too visionary.
4
Let hope predominate, but be not too visionary.
5
The ideas of the Populists are too visionary and impracticable to be made the basis of a political organization.
6
He was thought too visionary; and is said to have been too enthusiastic even for the enthusiasts of Massachusetts.
7
Far from publishing it or receiving it at all, they derided the whole matter as too visionary for discussion by the society.
8
It seemed not too visionary a hope, for Nat's designs grew prettier and prettier, and the agent bought all I carried him.
9
As for Washington, Harry thought he was a man of ability and comprehension, but " too visionary," he told the Colonel.
10
They say that I give people superstitions and make them too visionary; they say I give people sausages and make them too coarse.
11
The ultimate plan, which proved too visionary, was to consolidate under one control a vast network of lines extending all over the continent.
12
Too unpractical, too visionary, with all his brains and scheming.
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