Sentence examples for imagination work from inspiring English sources
And in every case, the open line and feeling of improvisation allow readers space to let their own imagination work on how characters might look and behave.
For Ms. Sigman, who formed her company, Thinkdance, in 1998 — the same year she earned a Ph.D. in philosophy from Princeton — intellect and imagination work in tandem to create a theatrical experience.
Irma Vep was crucial to the imagination of the French surrealists, and Sjón uses her and Sóla to explore the ways in which fantasy shapes reality, how dreams and imagination work powerfully on the everyday.
I would recommend this book to readers from 12 upwards, and if you haven't read it yet then you need to as it will make your imagination work in a different way!
If I feel like reading something inextricable I go to Mann or Musil, and if something quick and ironic to almost any French novel (even Proust is quick in his way).... What makes my imagination work, I guess, is always a question rather than an achievement.
Maybe something is lost in translation, but it seems to me that Mr. Insua has been seduced by a perfectly understandable kind of curiosity that is particular to close readers of certain writers: he seeks to dissect, or perhaps just evoke, the mysterious, transformative alchemy that talent and imagination work on the actual.
And various experiments have suggested that astronauts have trouble with simple mental tasks – such as imagining the rotation of different objects – perhaps because our imagination works by comparing the movements with the position of our own body.
Imagination works perfectly.
"This is somebody's imagination working overtime," he said.
Coleridge was fascinated by the way the imagination works.
