Sentence examples for imagination achieved from inspiring English sources

Bernat Metge translated Giovanni Boccaccio's story of Griselda from Petrarch's Latin version and, clothing his scholastic learning with poetic imagination, achieved the stylistic masterpiece of early Catalan prose.

Josephine Decker's first feature, "Butter on the Latch," includes crowd scenes of teeming, roiling energy, which she manages, first, through inspired production (filming on location at a performing-arts camp with activities in progress), and second, through marvels of image and imagination, achieved along with the cinematographer Ashley Connor.

We tested the model on three tasks – salience-based object recognition, imagination-based object recognition and object imagination – and achieved very good results showing, as a proof of concept, that perceptual actions are a viable candidate for grounding the visuospatial mental concepts as well as the credible substrate of visuospatial mental imagery.

He's written some 20 novels, although none has been published, and insists that even under the oppressor's boot the imagination can achieve its own liberty.

And Mr. Saillard has done something few museums have the imagination to achieve: multimedia installations to bring each designer's spirit to screen life.

Some of the snippier reviews deemed it an imitation of Stephen King's The Stand; King himself called The Passage "enthralling", with "the vividness that only epic works of fantasy and imagination can achieve".

But Lessing achieves in Shikasta exactly the thing that is so often missing from SF, and in so doing demonstrates what a strong literary imagination can achieve in a genre that, for all its big ideas, rarely manages to touch real human experience.

On the one hand, there are the most amazing examples of what the human imagination can achieve.

"It has the vividness that only epic works of fantasy and imagination can achieve," says Stephen King. "Read this book and the ordinary world disappears".

Once again, use your imagination to achieve the effect that you have pictured in your head.

Combining an even-tempered tone with generosity of imagination, she has achieved that goal, charting a steady course through the voluminous literature that the affair inspired and exploring the reactions of scores of soldiers, politicians, journalists, salonnières and ordinary citizens.