Sentence examples for imagination setting from inspiring English sources

The huge images the Jodhpur painters eventually developed went beyond both naturalism and symbolism to confront and then immerse the imagination, setting figures and forms adrift on oceans of a swirling, primal absolute.

It'll be a beautiful example of imagination setting the boundaries, and engineering bringing fantasy to fruition.

Frida rolls around on the fake grass and begins scampering about, her own imagination set free.

"He has created worlds of the imagination set against the often horrible realities of Spain after the civil war.

Now Empires of the Imagination sets out to explain a parallel shift: how did Britain go from "relative artistic backwater" to the "leading cultural power in Europe"?

Turner's imagination sets this dawn of a new world against awe-inspiring natural powers that dramatise the profundity of Apollo's triumph.

Cambridge had already started to lose their momentum by the time Carrick, with his first pass of real imagination, set up Falcao on the hour.

In fact, reverie celebrates the rediscovery of understanding and imagination, sets free the secret of disinterest which, because it lets you see beauty without your consent and see nature without ego, invests the world with intense interest.

It is an interesting paradox that works of imagination set in the distant past or the future tend to say more about how things are at the time of their making than movies with a contemporary setting.

And Bond felt that the four-month layoff and inside post position had compromised Behrens while Wild Imagination set the lead for most of a mile before Lemon Drop Kid made his move and Behrens finally escaped from the rail.

"The Fantastic Flying Books" is a wondrous 14-minute allegory about literary imagination (set to the tune of "Pop Goes the Weasel"), in which a Buster Keaton look-alike is whisked by a storm to a land where books fly off their shelves in flocks and tow people around in the sky.