Sentence examples for imaginations of the from inspiring English sources

They capture the imaginations of the gallery owners and collectors who used to ignore her.

The degenerate peasant, or earth-gnome tormented the imaginations of the early advertisers.

How to take advantage of this new level of processing power would be "up to the imaginations of the engineers".

Flying, of course, has a special place in the imaginations of the very young and the very bored.

But when the league folded and soccer's grip on the imaginations of the American people loosened, the team followed suit.

That idea more than any other has fired the imaginations of the people in unmapped places, says Gayton.

"We're very much leaving it up to the imaginations of the authors," said Clara Farmer, publishing director at Hogarth.

He touched the imagination of the public".

They're just in the imagination of the crooks.

But it captured the imagination of the Muslims.

Ms. Yousafzai also captured the imagination of the betting public.