Sentence examples for acute imagination from inspiring English sources

Father and son feature in "The Ulysses Syndrome," which sets out to explore the cross-cultural identities shared across the generations and the psychic dislocation of transience; fine fodder for Mr. Bokaer's rigorous, acute imagination.

Bezmozgis has pretty much all of the important novelistic talents: a flexible style, a superb eye for detail, real vitality, and an acute historical imagination.

In such works as "Charles Dickens," "The Art of Donald McGill" and the unjustly neglected "English People," Orwell, to quote Bowker's spot-on assessment, "combined an acute sociological imagination with great economy and clarity of style".

Yet Ms. Saariaho's ear is so acute and her imagination so vivid that the masses of sound she creates buzz with inner activity.

Gaboriau's prolific imagination and acute observation generated 21 novels (originally published in serial form) in 13 years.

Nowhere was Defoe's psychology more acute than in his imagination of Robinson's response to the rupture of his solitude.

— glorious imagination — deep philosophy — acute speculation — plenty of fire and fury, and a good spicing of the decidedly unintelligible.

Mr. Prokofiev seems to have inherited a vivid imagination and an acute ear for orchestral color from his grandfather.

His intelligence is so questioning and extreme, and his aural imagination so sensitive and acute, that composing must have been a taxing experience.

The contrast between the immortal nightingale and mortal man, sitting in his garden, is made all the more acute by an effort of the imagination.

She often gave the impression of a woman without great imagination, but she had extraordinarily acute intelligence".