Billed as an "underwater odyssey of music and story-telling", Jarvis Cocker's Wireless Night at the Proms brings the imagination of his Radio 4 programme to the Royal Albert Hall, which is bathed in a watery blue light.
We praise literature in self-evident terms: it is better to read than not to read, for reading civilizes us, makes us less cruel, and brings the imaginations of others into ours and vice versa.
Subjects such as literature, philosophy and history teach students to look at the world from a different perspective, to challenge ideas and to communicate effectively, to bring the flexibility and imagination that employers need and welcome.
That promise is likely to be kept if Bryan Fuller, who is creating the new "Munsters," brings the same imagination to it that marked the Emmy-winning pilot he wrote for the ABC drama "Pushing Daisies" four years ago.
Iain always insisted that he brought the same imagination to bear on his mainstream works as he did on his SF, and that conversely he lavished the same craft and care on his SF as he did on his literary fiction.
As Hollywood sound designer Randy Thom says, "Starving the eye will bring the ear, and therefore the imagination, more into play".
I hope there can be exhibitions, theatre performances, concerts and poetry readings that really stretch the imagination and bring the best from around the world.
Léger's mode of criticism is original and difficult, and she pulls it off with a quiet literary flair: interspersed throughout the book are her descriptions of the movie, scene by scene, with perceptions and emphases that bring the sequences vividly to the imagination while also subtly imbuing them with her own perspectives.
He has enlisted art school friends to help bring the products of his imagination, including pop culture-inspired furniture, to market.
He used his chest to bring the ball down, then his imagination to shoot it, or rather pass it, through a defender's legs.
