Sentence examples for imaginative activity from inspiring English sources
As a verb, "play" is often defined in terms of individual or group imaginative activity that promotes discovery and learning, or social activity that promotes what psychologist Daniel Goleman would call emotional and social intelligence.
I'm interested in the central paradox that we are finite, material, organic, biological beings with a finite time/space experience and yet we have this imaginative ability to overcome the horizons of our physical limitation through mental and imaginative activity; an inherent contradiction, but one that is eternally engaging.
He also hopes to host a series of seminars on the ethical significance of imaginative activity.
The simplest objection is that there is empirical evidence that understanding listeners do not engage in any such imaginative activity.
Imaginative resistance occurs when a subject finds it difficult or problematic to engage in some sort of prompted imaginative activity.
Thus imaginative activity should not be limited to the world of fairy tales, or even to that of fine art.
More radically, Currie and Ravenscroft (2002) have suggested that autism is itself a disorder of the imagination, arguing that an inability to engage in imaginative activities could uniformly explain the constellation of Wing's deficits.
The structure of the game constricted his behavior to imaginative activities in that particular environment.
Process and product design are imaginative activities, an artful blend of intuition and analysis.
Poetry and fiction were okay because they were purely imaginative activities, and I like to joke, or half-joke, that I am the first person ever forced into poetry by his father.
Their work (and that of Lorna Wing, in particular) suggested that in all autistic individuals there was a core problem, a consistent triad of impairments: impairment of social interaction with others, impairment of verbal and nonverbal communication, and impairment of play and imaginative activities.
