Sentence examples for colossal imagination from inspiring English sources
The marketing folk can perhaps be forgiven for eating their own dog food, but it would be a small shame if anyone approached the 1942 puzzle imaging that it came from Turing's colossal imagination – or, indeed, that it required anything at all resembling cryptography or pattern recognition.
Philip Pullman, author and president of the Blake Society, said: "William Blake was a complete original: his power, his tenderness, his wit, his graphic line are like no one else's, and it's good to remind people ever so often about his colossal imagination and his moral vision, which are just as potent now after two hundred years as they were when he brought them into the world".
Now, I can't stand Facebook — indeed, I'm on record as a regular and frequent Facebook basher myself — but this is nothing but a colossal failure of imagination.
Among the many failures surrounding the general election last week was a colossal failure of the imagination.
But mostly it is a colossal act of curiosity, of imagination and of love.
These were colossal achievements in which constancy and imagination coalesced.
The religious imagination is no longer populated by the colossal characters and exploits of Bible stories (the domestic box office for "Noah" and "Exodus: Gods and Kings" suggests as much).
Louise Bourgeois, taught by Leger and steeped in memories of her French childhood, had an imagination large enough to fill the Turbine Hall with her own dream images, translated to a colossal scale.
The earlier film conveyed an awed and even terrified sense of the colossal, a delight in the cinematic ability to realize wrenching destruction and, at the same time, to shiver at the very imagination of it.
