The phrase "a powerful imagination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a vivid and creative ability to think or visualize ideas.
Example: "The author is known for her captivating stories, which are a testament to her powerful imagination."
Alternatives: "a vivid imagination" or "a strong imagination."
But, as a record of the way Rome has kindled a powerful imagination, Hughes's book is attractive, and revealing.
Adamson, a Toronto-based poet, must possess either an impressive collection of reference books or a powerful imagination - or both.
Shumate has a nice pacing and a powerful imagination, although in a few poems he seems to be conserving it.
"I don't claim she's a great writer... she had a powerful imagination, but not primarily a literary one".
Maimonides held that the Prophets (with the exception of Moses) combine great intellectual ability, which qualifies them to be philosophers, with a powerful imagination.
The show, based on a dark children's novel by Roald Dahl, is about a young girl with a powerful imagination that she puts to use combating injustices perpetrated by evil grown-ups.
(In fact, another child mindfulness teacher told me that she was recently asked, "Is play the new mindfulness?") Visualization is playing with the imagination, a powerful resource for both children and adults.
We can only pray that Miss Palmer has an unusually powerful imagination.
Chasing quick results is only sustainable for a time, but as we see consistently in kids, building a foundation of powerful imagination helps with problem solving and learning throughout the school years.
Here's another paradox: the rise and spread of industrial society was at one level a product of that powerful imagination — and yet that very same society has been on a quest to limit and contain that imagination.
It is Joy's strength of character and powerful imagination that carries her through a storm of betrayal, treachery, strained family relationships and the merciless world of commerce as "allies become adversaries and adversaries become allies".
