Sentence examples similar to a fecund creative imagination from inspiring English sources

Some claim it is evidence of a failure of a creative imagination.

France has been faulted for the thinness of his plots and for his lack of a vital creative imagination.

"I have a fairly creative imagination, but I can't think of anything better right now".

The essence of his soul shines onstage – he has a purely creative imagination.

Whether or not Kant was right to refer to a free play of imagination in aesthetic experience, there certainly seems to be a peculiarly creative imagination that human beings may exercise and upon which aesthetic experience calls.

If you can piece that together, you have a more creative imagination than me. .

Art still demands a creative imagination: technical skills are no longer such a barrier.

They cannot (yet) give a reading on creative imagination.

It is simply a matter of creative imagination.

Great Britain as well as France experienced a flowering of creative imagination in the 1880s and '90s.

With a creative imagination and good skills, ideas are limitless.