Sentence examples for imagination present from inspiring English sources

These playgrounds ignite the imagination, present adventures, and challenge children to take on new tasks.

Many of the gleams in his architectural eye survive only as images on paper, and yet the bevy of buildings he touched with his imagination presents the spectacle of a life well spent.

When her imagination presented her with a story that clearly couldn't be forced into the Wexford mould, that needed more scope and depth than the psychological Rendells offered, she gave herself the means to maximise its potential in another form.

Based in the Writing Program, but open to students from all programs, LTAC seeks to increase awareness of the art of translation and how it enhances a writer's development and imagination, presenting workshops each semester on translation craft, and seminars on literature in translation.

'The faith that is religious', says Dewey, '[I should describe as] the unification of the self through allegiance to inclusive ideal ends, which imagination presents to us and to which the human will responds as worthy of controlling our desires and choices' (1934, 33).

Ivy Baldwin, a modern-dance choreographer with a distinctively wild imagination, will present a piece about a 19th-century family.

Yet in World War I artists often proved more effective in conveying the grotesque nature of the struggle, as if it required imagination to present reality to people far from the trenches.

Since this company has attracted good directors (in this case Michael John Garces) for Mr. Tirado's work and impressive casts, it is difficult to resist wondering what would happen if they were allowed to participate in a kind of auction, deciding which character and plot elements from the gothic opulence of the playwright's imagination to present.

In looking for satisfactory and satisfying historical accounts, we look for 'something full enough and concrete enough to meet our conception of public life seen from as many points of view and at as many levels as possible, including as many components, factors, aspects as the widest and deepest knowledge, the greatest analytical power, insight, imagination can present'.

In this case, therefore, Pakistani diplomats, who tend to be retired generals, would have to stretch their imagination and present the former British government as an illegal government and, hence, the transfer as illicit.

Systems of domination wage wars against our psyches and imagination, constantly presenting us with realities in which, to put simply, Black people are dying in the present and have no possible future.