The Destination ImagiNation competition, comparable to the Odyssey of the Mind program, rewards mental agility the way sports competitions celebrate the athletically talented.
In addition to opening up about Lawrence's essay, Hutcherson also talked about his film, which was inspired by the winning entry in Canon's Project Imagination competition; his thoughts on more "Hunger Games" movies; and what it's like to say goodbye to his and Lawrence's movie couple name: Peeniss (Peeta + Katniss).
ELECTRIC motorcycles may appeal mostly to the eco-conscious, but they also capture the imagination of the competition minded.
We live in America, land of opportunity, fierce competition, innovation, imagination, ambition, risk-taking, resourcefulness, big dreams, big ideas, and big chances.
Many of the greats of science fiction, like Issac Asimov and Arthur C Clarke, faced so little competition for the imagination of their audience that they could get away with the clunky writing style that SF became famous for.
Tesco, which now has half its retail space overseas, also competes with Wal-Mart in other countries.A force for good?In the popular imagination, Wal-Mart ruthlessly exterminates the competition, especially local mom-and-pop retailers.
Minister of State for Communities and Local Government Grant Shapps, meanwhile, said the competition had "captured the imagination of the nation with communities across the country uniting to support their High Streets".
Here is a competition, however, that mostly exercises the imagination.
But erasing the long history of competition is going to take both imagination and constant effort.
Swinging was propelled into the popular imagination in the early 1960s by newspapers fearful of the competition posed by television and desperate to find ways of appealing to a young generation seeking a more explicit and more entertaining treatment of sex.
Honda, Lego and Trigger, the competition winner, used the power of kids' imagination to develop their concept.
