Sentence examples similar to a rigorous imagination from inspiring English sources

"Only the most rigorous imagination can make a story of this sort work for a reader who is generally indifferent to birds," Peter S. Prescott of Newsweek wrote.

To look at the litany of Friel plays is to witness a rigorous and restless imagination in full flight; from the early radio plays to the growing assuredness of The Enemy Within; from the breakthrough play, Philadelphia, Here I Come! to the annus mirabilis of Aristocrats, Faith Healer and Translations and on to Dancing at Lughnasa, Wonderful Tennessee and The Home Place.

There are many men adept in those diverse disciplines, but few capable of imagination — fewer still capable of subordinating imagination to a rigorous and systematic plan.

As for the question of jobs, we hear much about the need for entrepreneurs in business and technology, but what we also need for future prosperity will be an entrepreneurship of the imagination, encouraged by a rigorous immersion in the liberal arts, which might lead to currently unthought-of solutions to currently unimagined problems.

Within them a rigorous compositional skill is coupled to an imagination of extraordinary aural refinement.

I don't write fiction, but I'd think that a rigorous combination of observation, reflection and directed imagination would have a similar result.

And perhaps reinventing Freud as a literary figure on the order of Joyce, Proust and Kafka rather than presenting him as a rigorous cartographer of the mind is a canny way to keep him alive in the public imagination.

A rigorous fairness prevailed.

Eisenhower was a rigorous editor.

They have a rigorous curriculum.

Workdays have a rigorous time structure.