Sentence examples for imaginative fantasy from inspiring English sources

Religious art in the West also has been shaped by the imaginative fantasy of the individual artist.

While books like the Harry Potter series create an imaginative fantasy world, the Wimpy Kid books give us a rare glimpse into a child's ethical mind.

Mr. Woolf's work, for quartet and piano (with Kathleen Supové playing the supple, jazzy piano line), is built on bluesy figures but morphs into an imaginative fantasy in which sliding string chords create the effect of slowed-down time.

The dimension of imaginative fantasy in acting, so stressed by the great Russian teacher Michael Chekhov, has been sidelined into what is absurdly called "physical theatre" - as if theatre could ever be anything but.

Although they praised its "attractive and imaginative fantasy," the two mathematicians found several issues.

There is a wildly imaginative fantasy sequence during the climax, when the character named Crazy starts hallucinating during a rooftop shooting spree.

More imaginative fantasies were produced by Mexican and Maya sculptors and by tribal sculptors in many parts of the world.

He is Hamlet from Hunslet: driven by imaginative fantasies, yet capable of talking himself to a standstill.

He's always loved imaginative fantasies — "Time Bandits," "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen," the "freewheeling whimsy" of Monty Python and "A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy".

She argues, plausibly, that Dickinson's imaginative fantasies about her Master "spilt into an actual relationship," her romantic epistolary give-and-take with the newspaper editor Samuel Bowles.

Films: With his acclaimed 1993 debut, Cronos, Del Toro established himself as a creator of dark, highly imaginative fantasies with a grounding in real life.