Sentence examples for extravagant imagination from inspiring English sources

Nobody would doubt that he's possessed of an extravagant imagination.

Powell's long, stuttering line helps his extravagant imagination encompass the practical troubles long illness entails.

But the fundamental mystery of what fired that unique and extravagant imagination remains, as Dickens told his American friend, unfathomable.

When the 16th-century Florentine painter and writer Giorgio Vasari referred to Dürer's "extravagant imagination," he had "Apocalypse" in mind.

When Vasari praised his "extravagant imagination" he was referring to a specific work: Dürer's woodcut Apocalypse, published in 1498.

GRACIELA ITURBIDE The Mexican photographer, who won this year's Hasselblad Award, is conscious of her heritage of romance, ritual, and extravagant imagination.

Berkeley is a visual philosopher, one whose extravagant creative imagination is imbued with the urge to explore and represent the gaudy dramas and humiliating comedies of desire in terms of the coldly abstract and infinitesimally concatenating biological forces that, unbeknownst to the humans in their thrall, give rise to them.

Rich said in 1988 that "The physical production, Andrew Bridge's velvety lighting included, is a tour de force throughout -- as extravagant of imagination as of budget".

Gabriel García Marquez defined a crónica as "a story that is true," but for Lemebel it was something stranger, a "bastard genre" accommodating reportage, memoir, economic analysis, history, poetry, and extravagant acts of imagination.

Although Kidman has been in movies for twenty years, she seems utterly fresh, as if she'd just been hatched somewhere deep in the most extravagant moviegoer's imagination.

It's all the more unfortunate inasmuch as, when things go haywire in "10 Cloverfield Lane" in ways that it would be an undue spoiler to mention, Trachtenberg exhibits an extravagant, hyperbolic pop imagination.