Sentence examples for imagination it would from inspiring English sources
If you could see this girl's vivid imagination, it would help the audience understand the intense feelings that she has.
EVEN by a generous stretch of the imagination, it would be hard to say that what happened in Tajikistan on November 6th was an election.
"Even now if one asks, 'Within the city of Miami Beach, what is the most important landmark in the popular imagination?' it would be the Fontainebleau".
Together with some essential volumes of poetry (see Nos 4, 11 and 17), this extraordinary drama would not only exert a profound influence on the postwar imagination, it would provide a metaphor for existence.
Unfortunately, looking around us at a world typified by extreme greed and the violent exercise of libidinal imagination, it would seem that our own society really isn't that effective after all.
His basic argument isn't so complicated; accounts do get hacked, as PBS and Google can both attest in the last few days, and it wouldn't take much imagination — it would indicate a certain lack of imagination — for someone who hacked Weiner's to then send out a link to a boxer-brief closeup.
Aged 16, Newman had a "deep imagination" that "it would be the will of God that I should lead a single life".
His imagination, it seemed, would just keep breaking down boundaries until they dissolved altogether.
The form of the building sprang from Gehry's imagination, but it wouldn't have got very far without technology that did not even exist in 1990.
"I had so many severe trials & Sore troubles but would to God that I could live all my troubles over and have them aggravated to the full of human imagination if it would recall the life of my brother.
This question of Porter's nationality remains a vexed one: he is unable to shake the ghost of a country that has, one feels, a far greater hold over his imagination than it would have done had he stayed there, his leaving in a sense giving birth to the Australianness that he seeks to shrug off.
