Sentence examples for clever imagination from inspiring English sources

She offers a very helpful chart of who was related to whom, and how, and in her final notes she delineates what is based on historical fact in her novel (most of it) and what comes from her own fecund and clever imagination.

It makes sense, then, that a warlock like Xavier, who could make a mother smile at her only son's funeral; who could do for Hitler what the Ghost of Christmas Past did for Ebenezer Scrooge, would expertly weave an uncanny simulacrum of every learned gentleman's clever imagination with his inimitable website.

Arthur Pita's clever, delinquent imagination was perfectly showcased in this version of A Midsummer Night's Dream, created for Ballet Black.

Perhaps it is all a figment of some clever writer's imagination.

It's not your imagination, this clever strip of lighting really is moving when you do.

It just goes to show, you don't always need shiny graphics to make a captivating film a clever idea and some imagination, plus a little text can go far.

Along with "A History of Violence" Mr. Cronenberg has made three features in a row where the audience is shocked not just by another clever abstraction from his active imagination, but by something wholly concrete, and scarier for it.

Clever names designed to tickle the imagination would not do.

These images retain their power to hold the imagination; they are slick, clever, funny and make a telling point.

But he was brilliant and so clever and I was attracted to cleverness and the imagination.

The PureView's whopping 41 megapixel camera did certainly capture the imagination, along with Nokia's clever pixel-oversampling technique which meant the phone could squeeze out exceptionally clear and crisp photos.