Sentence examples for depth of imagination from inspiring English sources
"Some said she belonged in an insane asylum, others praised her depth of imagination.
Not every album offers the same thrill of continued discovery, not every performance reflects the same depth of imagination.
But you wonder if they are strange only to us because we lack some depth of imagination or culture.
I've been wondering whether, in "Dunkirk," Nolan feels morally inhibited about ascribing to real-life characters and situations the depth of imagination that he feels free to pour into fictional ones.
With a depth of imagination and sheer originality that is exceedingly rare, Mr. Nishimura appears to have assembled the elements of music -- harmony, development and the passage of time -- from an entirely new place.
It seems to me at this moment a much more considerable achievement than thought - a concoction of such depth of imagination and command of style that one ought surely to be able to forgive what Richard Roud called its "near-prurient outsider's view" of Petronius's unholy Roman Empire.
The second disc, with bassist Andrew Cleyndert added to complete the classic trio, demonstrates, yet again, Tracey's amazing creative energy and the depth of his imagination.
Fred Kaplan, who wrote "Henry James: The Imagination of Genius," said, "By engaging with Henry James as the subject of a novel, the modern novelist makes a statement that subtlety and depth of intellect, imagination and style in fiction still count".
Movies made in studios by directors with better ideas can convey a deeper notion of existence than one made with the presumption to immediacy but lacking in psychological depth or complexity of imagination.
He wrote, "Why do I sense, together with the current expansion, a shrinking of vision, an expansion of surface rather than depth, a failure of imagination?....Why is not social psychology more exciting, more human in the most usual sense of that term?
