Sentence examples for imagination in which from inspiring English sources

But what differentiates his art from what a hobbyist does is the imagination in which each piece is grounded.

In 1959 American sociologist C. Wright Mills published The Sociological Imagination, in which he argued that individual experiences are inextricably connected with the greater social and historical context.

"It's an atelier, a world of imagination, in which the pictures that have been taken bring back the past that is sometimes forgotten," Mr. van Hove said.

The world Blake sees is shaped by unfettered human desire, a creation of the imagination in which the imperatives of society and morality count for nothing.

But no discussion of Cosmos would be complete without reference to the "ship of the imagination" in which Sagan journeyed through space and time in his first episode.

He won a Grammy in 2002 with Dave Samuels and the Caribbean Jazz Project, and this month he will release his latest album, "Pure Imagination," in which he overdubs himself playing five flutes.

His team held "imagination workshops" in which comuna dwellers were given the opportunity to imagine alternatives; to redesign where they lived.

Every so often, words and performances blend into images that suggest a real play could be made of "Brutal Imagination," scenes in which a destructive mother and her fantasy villain seem to melt into a single identity.

For events before that time, historians rely on literary sources such as the sagas, many of whose characters may represent only poetic imagination and in which the social or political circumstances portrayed reflect the fantasies of their authors rather than historical reality.

Asturias himself defines this style not as "a concrete reality but a reality that arises from a definitely magical imagination ... in which we see the real disappear and the dream emerge, in which dreams are transformed into a tangible reality".

Knight creates an imagination-sludge, in which the ingredients are thrown together raw and then overcooked beyond recognition.