Language, the basis of our social thought, sets the limits of imagination, invention, and variety.
Stories are mosaics to me: Broken chunks and shards of time, experience, imagination, invention, learning, that I turn into a new image.
Not, as some have suggested, the magic of love, but the magic of the magic trick and the sleight of hand, discipline, imagination, invention, and controlled and controlling deception of art.
In the innovation process, creativity and imagination prompt invention; the first presentation or usage of an invention will be innovation, which leads to adoption; adoption results from the diffusion process (Kumar, Kumar and Haleem, 2014).
However petty and malicious the man could be, his artistic achievement was huge, not only in sheer physical bulk but also in ambition, imagination and invention.
But, for its sustained imagination and invention, the skill of its making, the amazement of its best spaces and its public spirit, it is hard to beat.
Some of his sculptures would feel at home in Cheryl P. Riley's installation, "Self-Portrait: Modus Operandi for Imagination and Invention".
Whether on the end of a play, slotting the ball past the goalkeeper, or offering a moment of imagination and invention to create a chance for the striker; Reus preys upon defenses from every stage of an attack.
It's true that Hollywood's ostensible frivolities — which are sometimes wonders of imagination and invention, even substantial works of art — are also, often, delivery systems of liberal values.
"The Arbalest" was obviously a movie unlike the others a historical fantasy of high style, composed dramatically and visually with a shot-by-shot and moment-to-moment profusion of imagination and invention.
spend some time hanging out in his house and in his milieu: a whimsical realm of dress-up, imagination, and invention, decorated with Knight's own art and that of his parents, full of eccentric collections.
