Sentence examples for imaginative freedom from inspiring English sources

That gives you imaginative freedom.

That gave me an imaginative freedom.

Smith has allowed herself a certain imaginative freedom.

But the youth today have more imaginative freedom".

At issue always is the imaginative freedom of the artist.

Hurwitz's prescience isn't only a matter of politics but of the imaginative freedom of mental life.

To dwell in the future suggests the imaginative freedoms of those (cultural producers) materially and geographically advantaged enough to not be already living dangerously in these times (LeMenager, "Climate Change" 226).

Unlike its 2008 predecessor, this opening ceremony laid careful stress on what we like to think of as the British virtues - individual genius, imaginative flair, freedom of expression and wit.

To argue for femaleness-as-culture is to condemn imaginative and intellectual freedom and to revert to the despised old anatomy-is-destiny.

A certain melancholy ambiguity -- a sense that despite the possibilities of imaginative invention, real freedom may be impossible -- runs throughout Mr. Kabakov's oeuvre.

But all these works required specific conditions to produce them, too, and Lynch and co-author Kristine McKenna use their book to make a case for artists being given the freedom — imaginative and economic — to do that dream-work unrestricted.