Sentence examples for brains imagination from inspiring English sources

Better to have brains, imagination and cultural literacy than a vocational-training business degree.

One of the liveliest-sounding of these programs matches Karl Anderson, Arthur Aviles and Jill Sigman, three choreographer-performers with brains, imagination and wild insouciance.

What sphinx of corporate adrenaline peered into their skulls and ate up their brains and imagination?

McCarthy has the brains and imagination to set this in motion and there are some dazzling set pieces.

Rory Kinnear's Lucan for one – quiet, proper, angry, not overburdened with brains or imagination, blinded by his gambling addiction and his sense of entitlement.

Hedy's folly may have been in assuming men in government might overcome their prejudice that a beautiful woman could not have brains and imagination.

One of his early patrons, William Beckford, who died in 1844, was thoroughly baffled by Turner's late work – complaining that he "paints now as if his brains and imagination were mixed upon his palette with soapsuds and lather; one must be born again to understand his pictures".

His final point was that even though each human is just "a speck on a speck orbiting a speck in the middle of deep spacey specklessness," we are important thanks to our brains and imagination.

I've always been interested in culture and what stimulates our brain and imagination.

She talks a lot about using the left side of one's brain -- imagination and creativity -- almost as if she were studying art instead of law.

"He has a great need for the constant two-way engagement between hand, brain and imagination to be clear and unobstructed.