Sentence examples for imagination sparked from inspiring English sources

Kamprani has come up with the idea for all the objects she's created herself – though many more have been volunteered by friends, or by people who've had their imagination sparked by the project.

But her vivid imagination sparks in elemental images - "spin her out of dust into rock and fire" – and her voice skirts obvious melodies, circling the lyrics like an interrogation.

They need to have their interest captured, to have their imaginations sparked.

As Sara Bennett, manager of Fighting Words, puts it: "I can see kids' imaginations sparking.

Yet when Arctic Monkeys wrote the new album's slinky but bruising "R U Mine?" — and then played it on tour last year as the Black Keys' opening act — Turner felt his imagination spark.

To the extent any of us can predict the future (an exercise fraught with folly I might add!), predictions help stir the imagination, spark constructive debate, and help industry participants understand how the decisions they make today can help manifest the future they want tomorrow.

Let your imagination spark!

Bennett's imagination was sparked when she read an article by Mitchell Codding, executive director and president of the Hispanic Society of America, an institution founded by Archer in 1904.

Miyazaki's imagination was sparked by the mercury poisoning of Minamata Bay and how nature responded and thrived in a poisoned environment, using it to create the polluted world of Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind.

The Red Heads, who played until 1986, paved the way for them all, by the example they set and by the imaginations they sparked.

There are many creatures that capture our imagination and spark our interest in the evolutionary history of life, but few are as compelling as the great rulers of the Mesozoic, the dinosaurs.