Sentence examples for imagination made from inspiring English sources

"John's extraordinary darting imagination made him the better," Ashcroft said.

Speaking about the art of playwriting, Mrs. Goetz said, "Dramatization is imagination made palpable, or visible, or understandable -- instantly".

In both cases — David Lean in 1946 and Alfonso Cuaron in 1998 — the director's visual imagination made up for any abbreviations in the story.

They did not speak of what imagination made of it, how it might be, nurtured in anger's pain, in desperation and betrayal, the ways it might become unbearable.

The man died in winter, in a foreign country, certain that his work had not kept the promises his imagination made.

Lucius Shepard, an American writer whose elegant style and idiosyncratic imagination made his fiction more or less unclassifiable, was often identified with the magic realists of South America.

The poet's bounding imagination makes for a wild ride.

Failures of imagination make the unchallenging "Suffragette" fall short of the greatness of its subject matter.

#JLF Imagination makes us shape better stories, sure, but it also allows us to multiply possibilities.

You're loosening up your unfettered imagination — making your mind deliver".

The same bloody imagination makes me stay, thinking things are going to get better.