Sentence examples for boldness of imagination from inspiring English sources
As a result of his study, Koppelman noted, "Tightness and abandon, the classical and the wild, even the conservative and the rebel seemed to be working better together" resulting in art that was "more imaginative, freer in concept" Boldness of imagination and an unerring sense of detail were two qualities Koppelman's work became noted for.
Gross, who had warned earlier this week that "there is a particular boldness of imagination that is alive in the Welsh culture that needs supporting", also welcomed the change of heart.
William Trevor speaks of the boldness of the nonautobiographical imagination.
The famously audacious opening of "Top Girls" is a credit to the boldness of her theatrical imagination, the protean source behind "Cloud Nine," "Mad Forest" and an impressively varied collection of other groundbreaking dramas.
The boldness of the vision and aspiration should be applauded.
If you've only seen him as the smoothly confident star of films such as The Hangover and Silver Linings Playbook, get ready to see a stage actor of boldness and imagination.
"Some risk is justified because the mainstream orthodoxy of the last 30 years isn't working, it's time for a bit of boldness and imagination," he said.
You could say, looking through the dynamic representations of femininity featured in the show, that all individuals who identify s women are artists, that getting dressed in the morning is a feat of boldness and imagination.
Each soul has its share of genius, and genius has boldness in it and a core of imagination intended to transcend the common attitudes and collective patterns.
In October 2008, even those cabinet colleagues and civil servants who were otherwise in utter despair about the prime minister were admiring of the boldness and imagination with which he reacted to the crisis by producing a blueprint for saving the financial system which was broadly copied around the world.
