Sentence examples for dire imagination from inspiring English sources
It doesn't take a particularly dire imagination to envision what will happen next.
That period marked some of Faludy's best output, as his imagination vanquished dire reality.
The recurrently astonishing gaiety of Golub's imagination, in dire neighborhoods of dirt and blood, advertises how free a mind may be that dares itself to welcome truths that are respectable exclusively in being true.
Thomas L. Friedman is letting our political leaders off too easily by merely saying they lack the "imagination and will" to tackle these dire issues.
It is putting itself beyond our power of imagining because it has become our imagination, it has become our power to envision, and describe, and theorize, and resist". This judgment is dire, but it is not exaggerated.
This is the great paradox of the idea: it grips the imagination only when it is in a dire state.
Eliasson said virtually the entire population of 4.6 million people was "enduring suffering beyond imagination" and a third of its people were in dire need of food, protection, health care, water, sanitation and shelter.
It may be more politically expedient, but it really amounts to a failure of the imagination, and only serves to play into the new dire homonormativity.
There was relief for England on Friday after a dire month, whose twists and turns, texts and twitters were beyond the imagination of Eeyore.
I checked it out, and like so many dire messages that go out daily from this medium, it was the figment of someone's imagination.
