"He's fearless, and he has a very distinctive imagination for character.
For her first catwalk show the hot young designer only referenced her own distinctive imagination to come up with a collection that had a strong personal voice.
If, like me, you were left hooked and desperate for another chance to slide down the rabbit-hole into the wonderland of Frances Hardinge's freewheeling, distinctive imagination, you could do worse than A Face Like Glass.
And the world is an outgrowth of Foreman's distinctive visual imagination.
She has themes, concerns, tones, and moods but doesn't have a distinctive cinematic imagination for it; her symbolic realm is naturalistic, not pictorial.
Mr. Glass is a journalist but also a storyteller who filters his interviews and impressions through a distinctive literary imagination, an eccentric intelligence and a sympathetic heart.
Cimino's mighty and distinctive visual imagination is more than a way of presenting the action in his films; it's the very source of his dramas.
"Like Jan Fabre, who was the associate artist last year, Josef Nadj expresses himself through the body, but he is an intensely theatrical artist with a very distinctive artistic imagination," said Mr. Baudriller in the courtyard of the Lycée Saint-Joseph, where two days of public talks were taking place to celebrate the 60th festival, which ends on Thursday.
Advocates of such views tend to stress the distinctive role of imagination in imaginative resistance, focusing on ways that imagination may implicate the subject's actual beliefs and desires.
To describe, gather, and interpret the unique ethnic, religious, and cultural attributes of Tibet, its distinctive place in world imagination, and international power politics.
The Hmong-American poet Mai Der Vang's début volume, "Afterland" (Graywolf), reminds us what a distinctive instrument the human imagination is, no matter what tune it plays.
