Sentence examples for imagination was that from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason why Occupy captured the public imagination was that it was played out on the steps of St Paul's, which made for a natural and compelling stage.

He wanted to prove a scientific theory - but what caught the public imagination was that the men set sail on the Kon-Tiki, a primitive raft whose flimsiness some said made the voyage suicidal.

One of the reasons flying saucers caught the Western public's imagination was that they tapped into a widespread fear of attack from communist enemies, says Starr - "the sleek uniformity of the shape, the shell containing something unpleasant".

A key perception of "The Liberal Imagination" is that most human beings are not ideologues.

While the strike, like most, has many causes, the one that has caught the public's imagination is that of part-time workers.

The argument of "The Liberal Imagination" is that literature teaches that life is not so simple — for unfairness, snobbery, resentment, prejudice, neurosis, and tragedy happen to be literature's particular subject matter.

AM: I don't know that my imagination is that good.

However, if it's not what I imagined, the point about the imagination is that it's not real.

"The thing that's caught people's imagination is that he nearly died," said keeper Ragnar Kühne.

"The amazing thing about our language and imagination is that we can never say, 'We've done that'.

"What captured their imagination is that she is a real fighter," said Yigal Carmon, who heads the institute.