Sentence examples for founding imagination from inspiring English sources
Darwin himself had geology as his founding imagination and, writing to his friend and cousin William Darwin Fox, just before he arrived at the Galápagos, he was excited mostly at the prospect of finding rock strata there.
A sceptical Ted Hughes, invited to read on the first Arvon course, was taken aback by "the strange, intense euphoria... the voltage of new-found imagination".
If all our relationships are founded on imagination as much as reality, circumstances dictated that Olwyn's relationship to Plath be more interior than most.
Asked if Tribeca is worried that AppNexus may have missed its window to go public, Meakem — who was one of the first employees at early adtech company Active Imaginations (founded in 1995) — says he is not.
These are the true boundaries we need to create in public life, ones founded upon rationality, discussion, imagination, and personal interpretation.
They settled on Long Island, where -- because of nostalgia or lack of imagination -- they founded a new town of the same name, in a county of the same name.
By no stretch of the imagination was America founded on the private ownership of weapons.But what about the civilian militias of the period, in which all adult men were supposed to serve?
Mystery & Imagination Bookshop was founded in 1976 by Malcolm Bell, and was then located among the now lost and lamented bookstore row on Hollywood Boulevard.
Nicholas parallels the way our plural capacities for reason, imagination and sensation are founded in "intellectus" as their single source to the simultaneous outflow and return of the plurality of creatures to their single divine Source.
Thompson and Hatanaka have traveled back and forth to Canada's north for years, to paint outdoor murals and run art workshops in painting and printmaking through the Embassy of Imagination, a youth organization they co-founded.
