Sentence examples for imagination sense from inspiring English sources
The great strength of this book is not so much in the remedies it suggests, some of which are controversial, but in its appeal to the reader's imagination, sense of fairness and common humanity.
He went on to discuss the roles of the "cognitive faculties" in acquiring knowledge, which include the intellect, imagination, sense perception, and memory.
Imagination; senses; reason.
Reason; imagination; senses.
The moral imagination senses that objective right answers are elusive, and that the act of solving problems often requires taking sides.
While he manages to infuse his work with his political views, sometimes more overtly than other times, Mr. Miéville says what attracts him to the genre, as a reader and a writer, is the importance of the imagination — "that sense of the world blown apart, that sense of a crack in reality, that visionary sense, that ecstatic sense," as he described it.
"He is such an incredible talent and has a great imagination and sense of innovation.
I thought Horn's stunt showed imagination, a sense of humor, intelligence and long-range planning.
It deals with — it endlessly unwinds in greater and greater shapes — the sizelessness and uncountable myriadnesses of imagination and sense made one.
All of these characteristics occur with almost monotonous repetition, witnessing to skill but also to lack of imagination and sense of design.
According to Crispin Blunt, chair of the foreign affairs select committee: "The country needs Boris's imagination and sense of historic perspective alongside the prime minister's discipline".
