Sentence examples for generate imaginative from inspiring English sources
In a related vein, Tamar Gendler (2000) points out that while attempting to vividly imagine something like that female infanticide is morally right seems to generate imaginative resistance, merely supposing it does not.
And trying to figure out how to construct it keeps many people employed, generating imaginative new algorithms.
Real utopia, Murdoch suggests, exists not in a primitive isolationist lifestyle inspired by William Morris, but in the ongoing struggle to be as virtuous as we can and "find the connexion", the always incomplete and ultimately impossible attempt to generate an imaginative sympathy with others that has little to do with any specific form of faith but comes simply from love.
Martin Amis has in his life generally toed what he calls "the Flaubertian line" — the belief that writers generate their boldest imaginative success by keeping things stable and routine at home.
Some communes, like Beech Hill Community in Devon, grow their own food and have come up with imaginative ways to generate electricity and dispose of waste.
In particular, the 'outward element' the bodily work provides the sensuous content or impressions out of which the conscious imagination generates ideas, constituting the 'total imaginative experience'(see Davies 2008 for more on this issue).
Views can generate emotional energy, which, through an imaginative process, may be downloaded into a painting as atmosphere or mood.
This imaginative choice did not generate a trump trick, but it defeated the contract when declarer failed to play double-dummy.
These approaches had strongly undermined the stimulus to imaginative and playful participation that drama education is able to generate purportedly.
But other imaginative plans to reward people to save energy as well as to generate it have not make it into the Bill.
