Sentence examples for imagination inspired from inspiring English sources
A potent imagination inspired Aaron Copland, a composer from Brooklyn, to convey the sounds of the American West vividly in his "Hoe-Down" from "Rodeo" and the Waltz from "Billy the Kid," which received feisty, toe-tapping performances here.
The women in these images, dressed in all-black Galliano, Versace and Dolce & Gabbana, their eyes rimmed in inky kohl, emerge from Mr. Afanador's imagination, inspired by the fantastic tales told to him as a child.
Her imagination inspired her to synthesise: she was certain that the cod liver purchased from a Tokyo slab could be served like foie gras for a diplomatic dinner; she persuaded severe rabbis to certify bean curd as kosher to add creaminess to Orthodox wedding catering.
Her imagination inspired her to write, and for the next hour she versed a magnificent song that she would one day bestow upon a special man that she did not yet know.
Imagination Inspired by dreams, science and the experience of women, the Mexican Surrealist Remedios Varo (1908-1963) pushed the boundaries of nature and self.
Books provide more than information - they ignite imagination, inspire empathy and expand vocabulary.
The extremes of Niffenegger's imagination inspire McGregor and his design team to create some spellbinding imagery.
Stories ignite our imagination, inspire us to dream big and give us the courage to make our dreams come true.
It also helps us to use our imagination, inspire creative thinking and problem solving, which are all important tools we can use each day.
A glimpse of the creative imagination that inspired the world's greatest outpouring of song?
He hasn't caught the popular imagination or inspired grass-roots activism on behalf of any cause.
