Sentence examples for aspect of imagination from inspiring English sources

The objective is an aspect of imagination that owes nothing to fantasy; it is, in effect, the imagination of the unbearably real, the creation of experiences that conjure virtual images of history in the first person.

"Thousands of children all gather and express aspects of imagination through singing and dancing and theatre and art and literature and mathematics and all sorts of things," he says.

Phantasmatic Shakespeare considers aspects of imagination that were destabilized during Shakespeare's period its place in the brain; its legitimacy as a form of knowledge; its pathologies; its relation to matter, light, and nature reading these in concert with canonical works such as King Lear, Macbeth, and The Tempest.

For the gothic writers, different locations in Italy piqued different aspects of the imagination.

Bolton said: "His fashions were an outlet for his emotions, an expression of the deepest, often darkest, aspects of his imagination.

The old method of putting art on television might be called colonial; it installed an overseer (in all senses of the word), whose role was to judge and rule over the unruly aspects of the imagination.

At surface level "Pennies" shows Mr. Page's craftsmanship (there is far more dance detail and musical point here than in, say, Peter Martins's comparable "Thou Swell" for New York City Ballet) and aspects of his imagination.

As another aspect of the imaginative faculty, Avicenna calls it simply al-mutakhayyîlah, "the imagination," but due to its function it is known as the "compositive imagination".

One aspect of unreason is imagination and dream.

Here, Welles emphasizes another aspect of his visual imagination: the contrast between foreground and background.

There's a harrowing touch of "Heart of Darkness" — upriver, where the beast thrives — to this aspect of Guston's imagination.