Sentence examples for imaginations of going from inspiring English sources

So going from reading to writing the genetic code, I think the future is limited only by our imaginations, of going from this digital information and the computer, four bottles of chemicals, lighting this new software of biology that we think we can take in all these new directions.

No one said you have to restrict your imagination, bend the rules of going over-board for a while.

She is the author of Going Native: Indians in the American Cultural Imagination, also from Cornell.

Lack of imagination to go forward?

The year after my A-levels I decided, with an almost superhuman lack of imagination, to go backpacking in Australia.

It takes a particularly energetic leap of the imagination to go from Irvine Welsh to Gilbert and Sullivan, from Francis Begbie to Nanki-Poo.

Alexie says, "I don't think there's ever been such a failure of imagination going from the idea to what ended up on screen.

He spoke about the power of Jesus, about the "metaphysical subtext" of his own music and about summoning the divine imagination to go "beyond the realm of our contemporary scientific mass-genocidal world".

The absence of thought bubbles and exposition force the reader's imagination to go into overdrive.

Since I was born on the Fourth of July, a boy of 10 with a vivid imagination is going to make much of this connection.

"In their imaginations, going abroad is a way of getting a better life.