Sentence examples for imaginative breadth from inspiring English sources
Thanks to its imaginative breadth, we can begin to dream again.
Though the book's imaginative breadth is impressive — it includes cloned house pets, a school-board squabble about intelligent design, a doctor's story of a boy who feels no pain — most of the tales suffer in comparison with "Wild Child".
Energised by the optimism of the era, Richard gave Oz an eclectic, imaginative breadth, with a pioneering internationalism and an opposition to prejudice, and subjects ranging from American Yippies to student activists, from mystical dreamers to new age ecologists, which meant the magazine was only sometimes as superficial as the sloganeering banner of sex, drugs and rock'n'roll suggested.
His imaginative drawings, notable for their breadth of scale and dramatic chiaroscuro, enhanced the popularity of The Illustrated London News.
The book lacks the intimacy of a full-fledged biography — if you want to know who John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr really were, you'll do better elsewhere — but it compensates with an imaginative intelligence and a lively breadth of knowledge.
Resisting the genre writer's eagerness to display the breadth and width of his imaginative feat, Lee doesn't see the merit in just exposing the intricate wiring of his fabrications; instead, he lets his heart walk the walk with Fan and lets the "facts" of this future settle into a supporting role.
Leslie Tonkonow, her primary dealer, said that from the start "Agnes distinguished herself in terms of the breadth of subjects that she was exploring and the imaginative way she was doing it, and the fact that her work was incredibly cerebral and intellectually driven but, at the same time, incredibly aesthetic".
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