Sentence examples for greater imagination from inspiring English sources

Mike Gayle, author of My Legendary Girlfriend, agrees that women are still better equipped for fiction than most men: 'Women have a greater imagination; they imagine the lives of my characters to a degree that I suspect male readers don't.' So marketing chick lit for men is still an uphill struggle?

They can trade goals and, with their greater imagination, strike from anywhere.

I hope that directors of greater imagination and vision than Krieger take the hint of "Adaline".

'There must be better ways to combine space and objects to help organisations work more effectively and manage ideas with greater imagination,' says Greg Epps.

And the improvised guitar dances suggested in the edition by Margaret Laurie and Thurston Dart, generally ignored until the first Parrott recording, are executed with both greater imagination and a better sense of musical continuity than Mr. Parrott's players summoned.

Sonia Friedman, a producer of "A Little Night Music" and "La Cage," said that while the tough economy had made investors more cautious, it had not wiped out all musical spectaculars — it just called for some productions to use greater imagination when working within financial limits.

"I have a great imagination".

Nathaniel said, "You have a great imagination".

This needs fantastic maths and a great imagination.

The whole thing is of great imagination and surreality.

"He had a great imagination," Mr. Duquette said.