Sentence examples for common imagination from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sarkozy talked about "this feeling of sharing less and less a common culture, a common imagination and a common morality".

This, in turn, means that we no longer have a sense of shared reality, a common imagination that underlies political life.

There's the Australian summer of our common imagination – a beach and bleached-out days of names you forget and don't need to remember.

In the common imagination, though, they have come to represent the actual women: women so bound up in sex and money and performance that they seem in themselves to be some sort of heady, rare narcotic.

But they are part of the common imagination of childhood, and, with the release of "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" as the first of a series of film adaptations, they are likely — if the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy is any indication — to become still more deeply implanted.

But the two shows had this in common: vision, imagination, and no desire to be on Taxi TV.

Al-Kindî is more conventional philosophically in his magnum opus, On First Philosophy, when he highlights the mechanics of perception as proceeding from the sensible object (via the sense organs) to the common sense, imagination and memory.[7] Elsewhere, he mentions the role of the imagination in both abstracting and presenting images apart from their matter (Ivry, 135).

Waithe's hope fits into the tacit expectation that it is now the province of artists to correct the images of people who have been rendered in the common American imagination as flat and uncomplicated.

The objects of common sense, imagination, and of memory are not intelligibles; they are "reasons".

As for the Sufis, their experiences belong to the level of the particular spiritual forms, where common sense, imagination and memory are active, but they mistake them for universal spiritual forms, and wrongly believe that the coincidence of the three faculties is the source of supreme happiness (Ibn Bâjja 1946, pp. 26 27; 1968, p. 55).

Common words: imagination, innovate, create, smile.