It is no coincidence that Villeneuve's best films, "Sicario" (2015) and "Arrival" (2016), feature a woman at their center, and, whenever Joi appears, the movie's imaginative heart begins to race.
The second and third sections of Cantar de mío Cid, however, appear to be imaginative, and the mere six lines accorded the Cid's conquest of Valencia, taking it from the Muslims, show that the poet's approach is subjective.
Meyerhold's work in the studio appears to have been more imaginative than disciplined, involving painters, poets, musicians, and actors in a series of multimedia experiments.
In his zeal to change his party through imaginative positioning, he appears to take too little heed of rank-and-file Tory views.
One former fan, a mother of three in the dormitory town of Karaj, west of Tehran, amuses her family by raining new and ever more imaginative curses on the president when he appears on television.
I'd add that Vega, the third point in the summer triangle, is a star that, in Yosemite, appears to be directly overhead, making the "windy fire" its imaginative as well as its syntactic stand-in.
The encoded map thus appears to serve as a template for generating replay sequences and facilitating imaginative navigation.
But the same could not be said of the imaginative lines appearing on social media and club websites on Friday morning.
Over the next few days, all kinds of imaginative articles appeared on the Russian language internet about what had happened to us in Astrakhan - more fairy tale, than fact.
This allows him to appear more flexible, more imaginative and more cooperative than both his Soviet predecessors and his American counterpart.
The metaphysical monism of word (shabdadvaita) is not far from this i.e., the view that the one word essence appears as this world of "names and forms" because of the human capacity for imaginative construction (kalpana).
