Sentence examples for creation of imagined from inspiring English sources

The paper details how data were created and recorded, specifically exploring how sensory-based research events were translated to data through the creation of imagined bodily empathies.

Typically postmodern, this genre of fiction blends the creation of imagined narratives with critique on the various modes in which we create knowledge, such as history and literature.

Also noteworthy, if not quite straight nonfiction, were Isabel Greenberg's The Encyclopedia of Early Earth, a rich collection of imagined creation stories and myths, and Hand-Drying in America, and Other Stories, a collection of quite short stories in graphic form by Ben Katchor, author of Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer (1996).

It was this picture that sent Smith towards the frescoes themselves, and then the creation of her own imagined Francescho.

"When we read about Creation in Genesis, we run the risk of imagining God was a magician, with a magic wand able to do everything.

Such is the force of Friel's creation that the imagined Ballybeg has become part of the Irish psyche.

From there it was only a short leap to the creation of internet memes imagining how Destro's appearance would continue to shift over time.

They cover Lennon's childhood and his teenage years; his Beatle days and his early days with Ms. Ono; his peace efforts; the creation of the song "Imagine"; his life in New York; the "lost weekend" years of 1973 and 1974, when he and Ms. Ono lived apart; their reconciliation; and his return to writing and performing.

Our effort to improve access to city data has already led to the creation of new services never imagined within the walls of government.

Jane Austen's Highbury is not a real English town of 1815 but a literary creation (many readers, imagining themselves living there, forget that).

At the same time, however, Labour advances in graduate-packed wards in Norwich and Southampton will invite optimistic Labourites to imagine the creation of a new socially concerned middle-class base.