The word "imaginations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the creation of ideas or images in the mind. Example sentence: Our imaginations let us explore different scenarios that could happen in the future.
Kapoor seems much more interested in vaginas than he is in penises, which is rare and commendable in a modern male artist – and goes along with his desire to turn the inside out, to imagine the body from within and open our imaginations to the mystery of being.
The tone of pop music has lately shifted toward self-actualization, and the art that captured our imaginations in 2014 showed people doing what they want, defining themselves how they want, and breaking free of societal rigidity.
The credits carry a statement promising that no horses have been hurt in the film's making, and it comes as a slight surprise that they have been the only living things in real danger, other than our sensibilities and imaginations.
The notion that England now is shuddering in the same sort of anticipation gripped both of our imaginations.
It inflamed imaginations when the book came out, but Hollywood chose not to film the scene; the director, Sam Taylor-Thompson, said, "It was never even discussed".
By seeking to impose parameters on debate around energy transition in a publicly funded centre of learning, Shell has demonstrated the impact that oil companies have over the cultural sector and our imaginations.
Novelists from Africa have also had their imaginations ignited by Detroit.
But I was trying to fill up their petrol tanks with emotions and tapping into their imaginations".
And in doing so I learned that novels reach further than their own writers' imaginations.
Worthington says the reason is that the story of Pegasus bridge still captures imaginations.
It started with a desire to work with Rob Shaw Cameron, our director, on something that ignited both our imaginations.
