Sentence examples for imaginations of most from inspiring English sources

Though Diana seemed to loom large in the imaginations of most of the more ardent rough-sleeping royalists outside the abbey – I saw a couple under mad home-made Diana duvets – there was, of course, no direct reference to her in the service.

For students from a fundamentalist background, it is a challenge to buy into a narrative [End Page 41] that proclaims a God that transcends the imaginations of most believers in the three faiths in which the young Pi has been trained (Hinduism, Christianity, and Islam).

"The level of effort it would take to change the system is beyond the imagination of most elected officials and beyond the imagination of most candidates," he said.

Legends like that challenge the imagination of most people, including most other ethnic Karens.

The lives of the majority of the population defy the imagination of most Americans.

Mr Hoeness did not contest that number, which exceeds the powers of imagination of most German taxpayers.

Its people are resilient and manage to survive in conditions that are probably well beyond the imagination of most readers.

But the world was still too big for the imagination of most African villagers to conceive of Europe.

The mayor's most behemoth proposal is the tunnel, which advocates acknowledge will never capture the imagination of most New Yorkers.

Statistically, there are more white Africans in Australia than black, yet that is not the image that comes up in the imagination of most people.

Yet, amid all this talk of increased particle counts and volumetric lighting effects, what caught the imagination of most attendees is the dog.