Sentence examples for imaginations before from inspiring English sources

In the decades following November 1960, writers exulted in their new-found Lawrentian rights to express their erotic imaginations before critics began questioning the artistic merits of this modern-day deluge of explicit sex in literary fiction.

But before the designers dived head-first into their wildest imaginations, before the painters even dipped their brushes or the first news release was even drafted, Ms. Blot had to agree to relinquish the use of the house for four months, to allow it to be redesigned -- without her input -- and then opened to the public for a month, from June 29 to July 27.

It's a provocative notion, albeit one that has captured the public imagination long before now and has been voluminously bloviated upon.

As I attempt to show in my new book, there is a need for a much wider imagination than before in exploring what it meant to view the world as a Hindu (or whatever one was in the Indian region before the term "Hinduism" was coined).

Broadcom has never used Imagination before.

This art bursts upon our imagination before we can organize ourselves to keep it out.

The Dismal had a powerful grip on the literary imagination (before movies).

"We had such a lapse of imagination before this happened," she said, "that now we have an overstimulation of imagination".

This was the New York that had existed as a part of his rural imagination, before he graduated from Harvard and moved to Astoria.

Mr. Navalny has spent the past few weeks trying to etch a lasting image in the public imagination before the trial, to be held in the provincial capital of Kirov.

Named president of the family business at 22, he steered Nintendo into board games, light-emitting toy guns and baseball pitching machines — fruitless forays that he later attributed to a "lack of imagination" — before the company arrived at arcade games.