Sentence examples for imaginations of some from inspiring English sources

Sherrie Levine's bleak little conceits have stirred the imaginations of some of the art world's most advanced thinkers.

Take a journey through the wild imaginations of some of the games industry's most inspirational development teams with our selection of strange games.

A site called Design Boom offers up a detailed look at the array of dramatic building proposals for Dubai, including dozens of concept drawings representing the imaginations of some of the world's top architects.

Williams, who was forced to retire last summer because of a broken right leg, sparked the imaginations of some reporters by competing in highly competitive games at the YMCA in Somerville, N.J., a few days a week.

The removal of the apron and the vest has, in the imaginations of some of those watching her, removed all else besides, making of her movements a delicious spectacle — the young pilot is in a veritable fever of rampant desire; she must and will be his!

The removal of the apron and the vest has, in the imaginations of some of those watching her, removed all else besides, making of her movements a delicious spectacle the young pilot is in a veritable fever of rampant desire; she must and will be his!—though for the Deputy Minister such unholy visions, rising unbidden, are more torment than pleasure.

"Corruption in NNPC is in the imagination of some people," he said.

"I remember once talking about self-inflicted wounds — that captured the imagination of some of our lawmakers," he said.

He was able to capture the imagination of some young African-Americans frustrated by their local leadership.

She captured the imagination of some of the major artists of her day, including Dumas and Liszt, and she inspired Verdi's "La Traviata".

"Virtual currencies... most notably Bitcoin, have captured the imagination of some, struck fear among others and confused the heck out of the rest of us," said Senator Tom Carper.