Sentence examples for imagination things from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps equitability is only a matter of having a good imagination; things are fair when we believe them to be so.

"I use my imagination, things that I've read," she says, "but I also seem to have some kind of affinity or sensitivity for drawing from the people or places where we are.

"It's an imagination thing," Mr. Mahfouda added.

During the past few days here in St Andrews, I had the great privilege of presenting a lecture and attending an anthropological conference on how we imagine things -- The Imagination: A Universal process of knowledge?

Henry's love of Ribsy, Ralph S. Mouse's love of riding a motorcycle and his joy in figuring out how to make it go, Ramona's consternation about her father's smoking, Beezus's fears about not having an imagination — these things are as much a part of American childhood as the things we actually did in our childhood.

It would be more helpful to say that the object of memory is the thing as remembered, the object of imagination the thing as imagined.

On January 5, 1841, she asked, "What is Imagination?" Two things, she thought.

In the perhaps too orderly world of Daniel Goldfarb's imagination, interesting things can happen, but not when the author's in control.

Although forever linked in the public imagination with things made earlier and sticky-back plastic, her obsession with audience correspondence and participation was ahead of its time.

And I understood that the only way that I could say what I wanted was through imagination — through things I could think of myself.

After that, I began to respond to events that caught the public imagination – mostly things like police shooting of unarmed black men and other pieces of blatant injustice that clearly were tied to racism," she said.