Sentence examples for burst of imagination from inspiring English sources

A paradox of this burst of imagination in car design is that it is happening as the industry consolidates.

Every now and then a horrific burst of imagination shook him: the cold darkness, the rising hunger, the first and final fear, of dying without ever understanding death.

The project was, explains Ionescu, "a burst of imagination coming out of an economic downward spiral … what we wanted to challenge was our bare minimum need to what a room is: a desk, a bed, a view, and storage, and also what is the private/public border of the adjacent room.

Maqbool Ahmed has dreams of instant wealth, which ordinarily would require a mighty burst of imagination from a man living in the Bombay slum of Geeta Nagar, a hideous warren of hovels where the air reeks of kerosene and fish, and there are only 24 toilets for 6,000 people.

Tilden believed that Port Lympne, with its murals by Rex Whistler, its garden by Norah Lindsay, and its dramatic bathing pool that seemed to float above the marsh, was Sassoon's response to the war, a declaration that "a new culture had risen up from the sickbed of the old, with new aspirations… [a] mind tuned to a new burst of imagination".

These bursts of imagination were confiscated daily, but he did impress one teacher with his talent for drawing intricate mob scenes without planning them out, a vestige, perhaps, of the chaotic years in Lithuania.

During his encore he staked a claim to tougher traditions — western swing on "High Tone Woman" and outlaw country on a cover of Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues" — pulling them off thanks to his crack band, but they were needless bursts of imagination from a man who'd made such a show of unshowiness.

That the human mind is stunningly, startlingly, capable of such feats of engineering, harnessed to such brilliant bursts of imagination, might go without saying by now.

They gather their creative burst from reservoirs of imagination stored elsewhere.

But when the movie manages to break free -- in bursts of color, imagination, music, sex and over-the-top theatricality -- it honors the artist's brave, anarchic spirit.

But, he added, "when the movie manages to break free -- in bursts of color, imagination, music, sex and over-the-top theatricality -- it honors the artist's brave, anarchic spirit".