Sentence examples for Imaginative impulse from inspiring English sources
In drawings, there is seemingly no limit to the imaginative impulse, and the results are both exciting in their creative stature and unusual in the contradictions they exploit.
What most distinguishes the novelist is a singular quality of memory, a memory in which the imaginative impulse is stronger than that of fidelity.
Although the late 19th century and early 20th century witnessed a widespread rebellion against the restrictions of metrically regular poetry, the challenge of condensing an imaginative impulse into a formal framework still appeals to poets.
Not because poetry and song lyrics are indistinguishable, but because there is, in the human, a form of imaginative impulse we may term poetic, and it can and does make itself manifest in countless media.
The company members and choreographers — Shinobu Utsunomiya, Miyuki Kaida, Midori Goda, Saori Takahashi and Ms. Tokui — may need to keep a firmer grip on their wilder imaginative impulses to create a tight, thoroughly compelling theatrical event.
The problem with "Prey" is not that Crichton puts in too much science; it is that the science is of an anything-goes variety that allows him to indulge his tackier imaginative impulses.
But Dürer, as far back as 1500, articulates a notion we now find commonplace: that the artistic and indeed financial value of a work of art inheres in the creative and imaginative impulses of the artist, rather than in the labour that produced it.
Never wonder, he warns, damning any imaginative impulses to a Victorian hell.
Emphasis on rediscovering imaginative and creative impulses.
He was imaginative and not without romantic impulses; figures like Achilles, Heracles, and Dionysus were often in his mind, and the salutation at the oracle of Amon clearly influenced his thoughts and ambitions ever afterward.
The impulse to try more imaginative moves is understandable, but Mr. Stankard is at his best when he stays closest to his empirical sources of inspiration.
