She has discovered every possible cat escape route that only an anxiety possessed, slightly morbid, grim, pandemonius imagination could visualize.
So much for the grim dystopia of my imagination.
Matt Jacobs: "Aquaman" hasn't exactly assumed a large presence in my dreams, but what I expected ― perhaps owed to my limited imagination ― was a grim version of "The Little Mermaid".
A grim conclusion, perhaps, but filtered through Stanhope's twisted, desperate imagination, it seems the most soulful sentiment in Edinburgh.
His fame soon dimmed, while the grim march to death of his rival, Scott, held the public's imagination.
He met Piranesi, whose etchings, particularly the grim Carceri (prisons) series shaped the haunted spirit of his manic-depressive imagination for the rest of his life, and four future wealthy clients.
In "Judas: A Biography," Susan Gubar has amassed a long, grim and often nauseating catalog of the ways in which the Christian imagination has vented its wrath on the disciple who betrayed his master.
While, for most, it's hard to escape the grim reality of the crisis, the free market demise story stretches the imagination.
By engaging with a full range of experience, from the grim to the playful, the show serves to affirm the power of the imagination over everything that, by disturbing it, stimulates it.
Though possessed of an imagination as gothic as anyone's, Williams probably could never have fathomed how grim the last acts of his career would become.
