Worry is a function of the human imagination, the most powerful force on earth, outside God or nature.
The use of the human imagination to envision the origin of life events, without supporting experimentation, observation and independently replicated experiments required for science, is a significant constraint.
What Shakespeare demonstrates is the authority of the human imagination.
Literature is an uttering, or outering, of the human imagination.
He reckons it represents nothing less than the earliest record of the human imagination.
Some claims are bald falsehoods: It celebrates the triumph of the human imagination amidst pitfalls & calamities.
In so doing he transformed it into one of the most profound achievements of the human imagination.
The conferral of life is one of the essential qualities of the human imagination.
They reveal the unleashed extremity of the human imagination at its darkest.
It is a wonder of the human imagination.
Agrippa reports many examples of the physical effects of the human imagination on the body.
