Sentence examples for imagination missing from inspiring English sources
Warmly photographed by Daniel Patterson in a working-class Bronx neighborhood, "Gun Hill Road" tackles the transgender issues with sensitivity and an imagination missing from the rest of the script.
But Richard Williams, the one who hatched his daughter's career from his vivid imagination, missed the end of a match that was so exaggerated in its high level of play, it was more like a tall tale.
Despite solid work from the orchestra and finely disciplined singing from the London Symphony Chorus, some of the sheer electricity of Berlioz's repeated flashes of imagination was missing.
But it represents a huge failure of imagination to miss those two days in August when the neighbourhood celebrates its fantastic diversity in the Carnival - Europe's largest street festival - when rivers of every conceivable shade of dancing humanity flow through the streets.
One crucial ingredient was missing: imagination.
When all hope is lost and all seems headed for disaster, it is genuine imagination that is missing and needs to be found again.
None of these tantalizing clues, however, yield clear meaning; and in the third, longest section of the novel, the narrator turns to his imagination to supply the missing parts of his mother's story.
There is an exhilarating leap from the giant goddess above to the little, profanely frolicking naked people below and a zany freedom of imagination that one misses in the film installation.
"From picture to picture, as the reader interacts with the book, their imagination is filling in the missing themes".
It was all too easy to see how a side low on imagination and improvisation, and badly missing their best, but currently injured, striker Loïc Rémy, have struggled painfully to score goals of late.
The audience will use their imaginations to fill in the missing steps.
