This orgy of Jacobean backstage backstabbing wasn't televised directly, but rumors about its intrigues captured our imaginations anyhow, stirring extensive discussions of ratings numbers, severance payments, contractual etiquette and viewer demographics.
They found legislative reports urging abolition of the death penalty and extensive news accounts about death sentences that caught the public imagination.
The online resources are extensive and can easily be expanded if you use your imagination coupled with logic.
In part because of his extensive published letters, van Gogh has also been mythologized in the popular imagination as the quintessential tortured artist.
Extensive studies indicate that the complexity of transcriptional modulation is beyond our imagination (Metivier et al., 2006; Warnefors and Eyre-Walker, 2011).
The extensive media coverage of Mr. Knight's emergence from 27 years of solitude captured the imagination of people around the world, who began sending him bail money and even marriage proposals.
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"It comes from an imagination of the Earth as a vast non-global, non-circular infinite, but an extensive and open tapestry of landscapes that unfolds and unfolds and unfolds without an end," notes Babe, Terror.
'Boring' Prince Self-deprecating Imagination Not dead yet Old-fashioned And, perhaps having tired of the Prince's quite extensive and detailed correspondence, Tony Blair clearly gave the big daddy of all social excuses.
