Sentence examples for from the imagination from inspiring English sources

Though it might be described as a BBC sitcom as imagined by Cheech and Chong, "Saving Grace," directed by Nigel Cole, springs from the imagination of Craig Ferguson.

"But they also come from the imagination of the artists who had never actually seen Morocco.

Gauguin worked from the imagination and memory, van Gogh surrendered himself to nature.

"It becomes very difficult to make that hot journey from the imagination to the final product".

Paloma Faith could have spun from the imagination of novelist Angela Carter.

She is a charismatic character yet a very odd one to have emerged from the imagination of Steve Martin.

In fact, the design simply burst forth from the imagination of a baron with effulgent facial hair.

Like love and art, honor comes from the imagination as a force that determines the fate of individuals and nations.

It's hard to believe it came from the imagination of a 19 year old girl writing in 1818.

Nor does scanning seem well suited to creating creatures and forms drawn directly from the imagination, he said.

"Grief for the Calamity of another is Pity, and ariseth from the Imagination that the like Calamity may befall himself".