Sentence examples for considerable imagination from inspiring English sources
The script reflects considerable imagination and contains a few knowing jokes.
For larger buildings, steel and glass are supplemented by concrete that often is shaped and textured with considerable imagination.
Bellini makes his dramatic points through the expressive potential of his vocal lines, and here the main participants harness them with considerable imagination.
The creators have also been able to tap the considerable imagination of Mr. Almodóvar, a two-time Academy Award winner, for "All About My Mother" (the 1999 best foreign language film) and "Talk to Her" (best original screenplay, 2002).
While she has painted "real" figures — like her mother and four her sisters, for many years — Paul's bodies are figments of her artistic logic, meaning that they are real and fictitious simultaneously, bodies that emerge out of her considerable imagination.
At Dia he showed considerable imagination in expanding the audience for contemporary art by transforming an abandoned biscuit factory into a sprawling light-drenched space suitable for large-scale works.
In 1963, shortly before graduating from Barnard, she joined the Paul Taylor Dance Company, where she soon established herself as a dancer of considerable talent and imagination.
Many of these new media technologies let a level of monitoring be easy and accessible that in the past used to require considerable effort and imagination.
This finely honed first novel is at its best when Williams brings to bear her considerable powers of imagination on the thrill and terror of the bloodmind.
Michael Colgan [the director of the Gate Theater in Dublin, who is the curator of the Pinter festival and who first suggested it] is a man of considerable force and imagination and he wanted to do certain things.
A man sailing westward from Bombay sails only off onto the left-hand margin of the page, it takes a considerable effort of imagination to see him sailing back on the right, safe into the Red Sea.
