Sentence examples for corrupt imagination from inspiring English sources

The corrupt imagination might become visible.

But here, an onstage banner proclaiming "Shame on Sikh Playwright for her Corrupt Imagination," seems merely feeble, and nobody's squirming.

When I walk across Centenary Square to get to the Rep, I remember the image of the demonstration against Behzti in 2004 – including the banner that read "Shame on Sikh playwright for her corrupt imagination" – and the time when one of the Sikh elders approached me.

Insults, outrages, affronts you can't imagine, which corrupt the imagination and paralyze it.

Our leaders were not only violent; they also corrupted our imagination.

The idea of an omnipotent God who can calm the sea and defeat our enemies turns out to be a part of that great fantasy of power that has corrupted the Christian imagination for centuries.

Gilliam's singular imagination first corrupted popular culture in 1969, when the 29-year-old émigré animator became a member of Monty Python's Flying Circus.

Evil souls become dark shadows, suffer (presumably because their corrupt and inefficient power of imagination can create only ugly and frightening forms), and wander about as ghosts, demons, and devils.

Its gritty portrayal of Baltimore and the lives of drug dealers, corrupt police officers and politicians, captured the imagination and attention of millions of viewers.

Chapter V.8 describes how the passions stir up the animal spirits and leave brain traces that are not under the soul's command,so that " the passions, then, act on the imagination, and the imagination thus corrupted combats reason by continually representing things to it not as they are in themselves" (ST V.11, 402).

In the Parisian imagination, this means a place that is totally corrupt, run by gangsters and dangerous to visit.