Sentence examples for imagination in action from inspiring English sources

I've always loved good comedy; it's storytelling, it's imagination in action, it can be a great, human thing.

For first and second graders, "Imagination in Action," a two-hour program, covers theater games, songs and creating original material; campers can attend one, two or three weeks.

Adjacent to Mr. Gates's work, the British-born artist Tino Sehgal has orchestrated what is really the show's beating heart, an immersive environmental-performance piece that places viewers in a nearly dark gallery among some 20 performers who sing, dance, clap, hum and talk, creating an electrifying aural-spatial experience of pure, unencumbered imagination in action.

It takes a leap of imagination, and seeing Almon in action, to understand how she creates these magical compositions.

His imagination was captured, I think, because these are stories about children putting their imaginations into action.

Fans of Classic British Comedy Monty Python will be pleased to know that the irrepressible imaginations of Monty Python were back in action this week.

The bantering and riffing among the characters provides some fun, but there is not much heart or imagination in the story or the action sequences.

Regarding the second (the role of imagination in the mental simulation of action and behavior), work by Jean Decety (Decety and Stevens 2009), Marc Jeannerod (Jeannerod 2006, 1997), and others suggests that simulated or imagined action "activates the same cortical structures that are responsible for motor execution" (Markman et al. 2009, viii).

Pericles of Athens was indeed unique for Thucydides in that he combined caution and moderation in action and great stability of character with a daring imagination and intellect; he was a leader of the new age.

If you want to bring your character to life outside of your imagination, start writing down your stories so other people can experience your hero in action.

Acting is thought in action; the character is merely a figment of the script and the director's imagination.