"This is an exciting and visionary statement from an agency that has traditionally protected the monopoly players."

GarageBand.com says: "Twisted melodies, polyrhythmic beats, and heavy guitar chords fuse together with middle-eastern motifs, hip-hop, and melodic balladry to make a cohesive visionary statement percolating with emotional fervor."

But back in the 60's, these young filmmakers, using primitive equipment and "nonactor" friends, were making idiosyncratic visionary statements without the benefit of film crews or normal production organization.

This visionary statement would be proven later during the Second World War.

The Strauss and Liszt songs emerge as vibrant, impassioned, visionary Romantic statements.

White House officials said that besides reflecting on his record, the President's speech would include a visionary statement about America in 2000 and a specific agenda of what a second Clinton term would look like.

Thomas Eakins made of his Hiawatha (c.1874) a visionary statement superimposed on the fading light of the sky.

Then, Mr. Pak continued, "you have John Corigliano's 'Three Hallucinations,' written in 1981, a visionary statement from the film 'Altered States.'

According to The Conference Board, The Support Economy is "in part a history and critique of capitalism, an analysis of corporate function and organization, and a visionary statement of a new economic order.

President John F. Kennedy's visionary statement captured the mood of the day: "We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard."