On a blue-sky day, it's easy to look up into the far-reaching atmosphere and marvel at the wonders that it holds … Nick Carbone
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: characterized by unconstrained optimism or imagination : visionary
People need more quiet time to let their creative juices flow, time for blue-sky thinking early in a project, before too many constraints are applied. Tim Stevens
For a four-hour block on Saturdays, she might be a CEO in blue-sky mode, thinking exclusively about long-term strategy. David Zax
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: overly optimistic about the future : unrealistic
A world without potential war between major countries was until two years ago the stuff of utopian novels, blue-sky dreams of minds not grounded in reality. Tom Clancy
One of the issues that raises its head increasingly in crowdfunding is the danger that people may try and launch dubious campaigns to raise finance for blue-sky products that have no chance of success or even working. John Kennedy
: to offer ideas that are conceived by unrestrained imagination or optimism
When you get the developers in a room blue-skying about the things that they want to do, it's incredible—these are really brilliant people who want to do great things. Shari Steele
Those people have blue-skied and pushed the envelope and wandered around aimlessly outside the box as if their lives depended upon it. Jay Rayner
But innovators, when they blue-sky an idea, don't dwell on words like "equity" and "business plan," he [Patrick Dowd] says. Instead it's about "vision and passion" and daring to fail. Richard Leiby