Sentence examples for imagination needs from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Zevin's exuberantly expansive imagination needs more time and space for the gags to ripen fully into symbols.

"Perhaps our imagination needs crime stories to fulfil some craving we have, as a way to assuage a darkness in ourselves," he said.

"Our democracy is vanishing, into what?" Into a Hobbesian natural state, maybe, which is why the American imagination needs its Holden Fords and Hannibal Lecters to puzzle at as avatars of evil and good.

The pimped girl who has inflamed the public's imagination needs government services and protection, not to be made into a symbolic figure in an ideological battle to eradicate the entire sex industry, which, like many other sectors, includes adults laboring in conditions ranging from upscale to exploitative, from freely chosen to forced.

Imagination needs material to work with.

Imagination needs time and space to blossom.

"While Apple is a fantastic customer to have, Imagination need to diversify," says Lambe.

Hastings notes, "As a writer of fiction, Maugham was a realist: his imagination needed actual people and events to work on, and these his travels amply furnished".

I believe so, and I think our scriptwriters have the skills and imagination needed to ensure they come across naturally, without leaving audiences feeling they have been lectured.

It seems an odd, skittish thing to do from a marketing team who perhaps wasn't quite sure in which box this imagination needed to be forced.

One's imagination needed to frequently dilate in order to accommodate the ways and means, and otherwise smart men and women were busy with their scuffed crystal balls trying to figure out what was next, and how, and how.