Sentence examples for exercising your imagination from inspiring English sources

But I love drawing, and I remember "Blue's Clues" encapsulated everything that I love: curiosity, the adventure of going to new places, skiddooing into a picture, exercising your imagination, being able to sing and dance and be silly, and then to draw on top of that, it was magic for somebody that wasn't supposed to be watching the show.

Antiques Roadshow is a blank slate for the stoner mind, a way for you to lazily exercise your imagination and see some truly beautiful heirlooms, trash, and everything in between.

Exercise your imagination.

Don't just exercise your mind, exercise your imagination.

Don't just sit there and hope that ideas and inspiration will appear – exercise your imagination with techniques aimed at awakening the imagination and targeting it at idea making.

How often do you exercise the power of your imagination?

"It may be something as simple as using scissors rather than a pencil, or being fascinated by a new shape or a playful exercise to take your imagination somewhere unfamiliar".

Is there a meaningful distinction to be drawn between exercising the imagination and just making up a bunch of stuff?

When he's not exercising an imagination that lies somewhere due crazy of Tim Burton and L. Frank Baum, Murakami is the balladeer of the banal.

Emoji, for all its detractors, is about embellishment and added context; it's about in-jokes, playfulness, of emphasising praise or cushioning the impact of criticism, of provoking thought and exercising the imagination.

The key here is to understand that sketching has more to do with exercising the imagination and understanding (mental and experiential) than about the materials used.