Sentence examples for highly imagined from inspiring English sources

The result is "a playful, mysterious, highly imagined narrative," Margot Livesey said here last year.

Returning to the 19th-century territory that proved so fruitful in her earlier novel "Sarah Canary, Fowlerr has constructed a playful, mysterious, highly imagined narrative set in the San Francisco of the 1890's.

So it was a tall order for P Craig Russell to take such a highly imagined and finely crafted fantasy story by award-winning Gaiman and turn it into a graphic novel.

Many in the Paris show's slate of artists already exhibited in London, so if you were unable to catch them in the UK, here is a great opportunity to see some highly imagined 3D-printed art.

It wouldn't be a historical novel, but would "start from some imagined, highly improbable, highly fantastic but not impossible fact and move from mental reality into social reality".

While for Hume the condition of humankind in the absence of organized society is not a war of all against all, neither is it the law-governed and highly cooperative domain imagined by Locke.

Yet the scene, in its abstraction, also evokes despair regarding representation, as if it were intrinsically inadequate to the scope his ideas: not even Kubrick's own highly crafted and thoroughly imagined compositions would be more than pictures of actors on sets, following the paces of scripts.

"Wong imagined a highly expressive forest, defined more by gestures, bold color schemes and suggestions of light".

He talked as if he were standing with friends around a barbecue grill, and his casual diction encouraged fans to imagine highly paid professionals as spirited amateurs.

Here's Mr. Chait: It seems highly plausible to imagine that, if the Republicans block a debt ceiling increase, that the public will turn on them.

It's highly theoretical, but imagine you have an Israeli citizen who is also a French citizen, or a group of them.