Sentence examples for colorful imagination from inspiring English sources

He has a big technique and a colorful imagination, but where these qualities led to an eccentric reading in 1998, this time his embellishments, freewheeling as they sometimes were, sounded fully considered and within the Gershwin style.

This new presentation was mostly airless, though, the brightest moments coming when the band was filled out by a small wind section -- Brian Drye on trombone, Dan Peck on tuba and Michael McGinnis on various woodwinds -- which added jolts of colorful imagination to the otherwise staid arrangements.

Whatever seemed oh-so-important at 20 was apparently nothing but a mere figment of my colorful imagination.

She's also got a good work ethic (she's a cleaning lady) and a colorful imagination (she talks to mice and birds).

We also demanded that PMS be validated and that hormonal imbalances were NOT "all in our heads" or figments of colorful imaginations.

These characters views are often colorful, imaginative, and somewhat removed from reality, with slight elements of surreal imagery used to illustrate their active imaginations.

With such a colorful moniker, the imagination begins to swirl around any number of strange images that the name Kung Fu Jesus conjures.

For his followers, "To Live to Tell It" is a treasure-trove unlocking the secrets of what inspired Mr. García Márquez and explaining how a rich life populated by colorful characters fueled a vivid imagination that led to some of the world's most important contemporary literature.

I have a pretty vivid imagination, and had colorful, terrifying scenes of that day going through my mind as I wrote the grim details down.

As everyone whose life experience has not been limited to upscale food stores or buying groceries online knows, Weekly World News was the supermarket tabloid printed only in black and white but carrying articles as colorful as the most fevered imaginations could produce.

If you design a room that is too representational or too colorful, it becomes stifling to the imagination".