Sentence examples for degree of imagination from inspiring English sources

They have also brought a degree of imagination and innovation previously lacking in Canadian retailing.

Despite its spatchcock genesis, it hangs together well as a piece of drama, particularly when this degree of imagination and vigour is lavished upon it.

I flew, I fought!" President Reagan, who like Professor Ellis was gifted with a high degree of imagination, on various occasions told various listeners, including the prime minister of Israel, that he had been "there" at the liberation of the German concentration camps in the spring of 1945.

Obviously such machinations require some degree of imagination and creativity.

When he decided to take the offensive and attack on the final day of battle, he did so with a degree of imagination, foresight and courage that none of the Byzantine commanders managed to display.

Success in this effort requires a capacity for immersion and a degree of imagination, and whatever his shortcomings as a prose writer and a storyteller, Andrew Miller is endowed with both".

So far as I am concerned, she has just explained why there are no villains in her novels, only people you might like more or less than others, creatures of their culture, responding with varying degrees of imagination and courage to the constraints of their conditioning.

Perhaps an Alice game cannot be made without this degree of variety and imagination.

So here we have an elaborate horror box that has clearly been constructed with an uncommon degree of care and imagination.

Ford said that he was interested in fudging the line between art and illustration; a lot of great art was illustration, and vice versa, depending on the degree of skill and imagination the artist brought to it.

21. "Neither a lofty degree of intelligence, nor imagination, nor both together, go to the making of genius.