Sentence examples for from imagination from inspiring English sources

It isn't possible to paint like that from imagination.

Vivid scenes blur make-believe with the supernatural, just as Tess's fantasy life veers from imagination to psychosis.

Painting figures from imagination isn't new, and other contemporary artists (notably Ms. Schutz) have done it with more panache.

The first home to go up was Simon Dale's Undercroft, which was "built mostly from imagination, optimism and rubbish".

Credit Suisse said: [After a] weak set of numbers from Imagination, we lower our 2014 revenue and earnings per share estimates by 9% and 35%, respectively.

The novelist tells stories to instruct; the psychotic, because he cannot distinguish reality from imagination; the dictator, as a means of exerting dominion.

All four articles also invite us to think through how personal aspirations have become connected to, or disconnected from, imaginations and enactments of the public good.

The images in the blue paintings are from his imagination, from the Bible, and from life in Trinidad.

Gauguin believed in painting "from the head": from the imagination and from memory, slowly bringing together elements on canvas in a symbolic and cerebral way.

As a result, his images come from drawings, from photos, and from the imagination.

Large wild beasts, drawn not from life but from the imagination, populate free-flowing compositions in coordinated movement with each other.