Sentence examples for forcefully imagined from inspiring English sources

The very briefest of them, less than a page long, can feel unnecessary; others that cover just five or six pages are more forcefully imagined than many novels.

But it is Cronenberg's forcefully imagined tableaux of decadent and weirdly romantic depravity that seem to constitute the novel's raison d'être.

Watching them, we're given permission to project ourselves into idealized, adventuresome future lives — ones that involve shimmering, jewel-toned gowns, stiff metallic trench coats, and flowing pants suits screen printed with images of highways& 8212but we're pulled even more forcefully to imagine our pasts.

Watching them, we're given permission to project ourselves into idealized, adventuresome future lives ones that involve shimmering, jewel-toned gowns, stiff metallic trench coats, and flowing pants suits screen printed with images of highways& 8212but we're pulled even more forcefully to imagine our pasts.

It plays forcefully, imaginatively and takes risks".

It's a harrowing survival story, well imagined and forcefully told, about a brutal act that inspires a weak woman to become a strong one.

He imagined walking extremely forcefully into the glass.

It is, in effect, beyond good and bad, and, in its extreme and hysterical way, forcefully questions more measured cinema (and more sedate lives) in terms that the writer, in his chair, could not have imagined but did, in general, dream of.

He took out a pen and, on a napkin, made a drawing of how he imagined a piano roll worked, with each line representing one of the keyboard's eighty-eight keys, and each hole an instruction about how forcefully to strike the key and how long to hold it.

I cannot imagine those questions being asked more forcefully, passionately, intelligently or kindly than they are in this book.

These days, with our most prominent politicians, celebrities and athletes — to say nothing of the "real" housewives of various American cities — exploding the boundaries of social acceptability as forcefully as any poète maudit ever did, the Miser has trouble imagining a still-shockable bourgeoisie.