Sentence examples for imaginative intentions from inspiring English sources
These intentions are present in the form presented to the senses, but must wait upon an intellect to appreciate them, being represented first as sensible and then imaginative intentions to the senses and imagination, respectively.
As expressed in the Epitome to De anima, it is the cogitative faculty, there called simply the practical intellect, which first processes sensory and imaginative intentions, exercising choice and deliberation along rational lines both inductive and deductive.
As in his initial presentation in the Short Commentary, Averroes considers the material intellect, in the Middle Commentary, as relating directly to the imaginative faculty, or rather to the intelligible intentions to which that corporeal faculty is disposed.
Being imaginative means using your imagination more.
But while Wilshaw concedes that state schools, especially primary schools, have improved, he remains unimpressed: "Despite all the good intentions, the fine words and some imaginative initiatives, we are not making a real difference.
The name has traditionally been applied to those imaginative works of poetry and prose distinguished by the intentions of their authors and the perceived aesthetic excellence of their execution.
It is worth remembering also that the original intention of copyright was to protect creativity and promote imaginative thinking.
