Sentence examples for imaginative influence from inspiring English sources

In 2006, the poet published a verse-translation of Dante's Inferno and the imaginative influence of that undertaking is keenly felt in the menacing gloom of these waterways.

A fresh imaginative influence was supplied by Nathaniel Hawthorne's Scarlet Letter, a novel deeply exploring good and evil in the human being, which Melville read in the spring of 1850.

That means they like themselves and consider themselves to be beloved as images and imaginative influences.

They've also made an interactive music video called Osada with Gilliam-esque moving cutouts, bringing a visually imaginative and playful influence to bear on whatever they're working on.

Later, in the Literal Commentary on Genesis, he introduced a triple classification of visions corporeal, spiritual (i.e., imaginative), and intellectual that influenced later mystics for centuries.

As with many 80s pop icons, it is easy to recall his flamboyant camp as faintly comical, but the exhibition is a startling reminder of his commitment to an aesthetic that was fanatically detailed, highly imaginative and heavily influenced by the sensibility of punk.

The worldwide web has already begun to have an influence on imaginative expression.

Dad's Army had "influenced the imaginative possibility of their own recall, and shaped their personal memories".

His highly original and imaginative verse had an enormous influence over early Chinese poetry.

Now in his 80s, the distinguished literary scholar offers a kind of summing-up of ideas, born of his urge "to say in one place most of what I have learned to think about how influence works in imaginative literature".

Each fellow is key to ehnancing the Carnegie mission and expanding Carnegie's influence of unfettered, imaginative scientific research into the next generations.