Sentence examples for imagination of space from inspiring English sources

My first book, The Political Landscape: Constellations of Authority in Early Complex Polities (2003, Univ. of California Press), examined the role that the experience, perception, and imagination of space played in the formation and reproduction of authority in three cases of early political complexity: Old Babylonian Mesopotamia, The Kingdom of Urartu, and the Classic Maya.

In 2004, Bigelow Enterprises sponsored a $50 million Space Prize but it failed to capture the imagination of space researchers and eventually folded.

Furthermore, the project has generated considerable publicity for the startup and captured the imagination of space enthusiasts, raising over $200,000 in just the first day, according to Fox News.

ESA, however, pulled off a sensational feat of engineering and captured the imagination of space-travel enthusiasts across the world when it launched Philae from its orbiting mothership Rosetta and landed it on the duck-shaped comet's surface on 12 November after a 10-year journey.

For Turner, painting in the Romantic era in 1829, Greek myth inspires a blazing, limitless vision of space and imagination – and it is just that for Harryhausen too.

This article explores the critical role of agents – their practices, interests, rationalities and identities – in order to re(focus) the materiality, representations and the imagination of rural space.

After the economic decline of the 70s, a lengthy period of restructuring of urban life and urban politics has reshuffled conceptions, perceptions and imaginations of urban space and its possible dynamics of transformation.

So exciting, that he's captured the imagination of the worlds' space geeks and sold the lot.

I think that personal ownership aspect of it makes it very exciting". So exciting, that he's captured the imagination of the worlds' space geeks and sold the lot.

From there it is only a short leap of imagination to the space rocket and commercial civilian space travel.

They would use the information they collected to reconstruct another type of city in which spontaneity and imagination triumphed over the rationalization of space.