Sentence examples for imaginative space from inspiring English sources

Gerhard opens up an imaginative space for him.

What kind of imaginative space did they live in?

"They are being beamed up into imaginative space through these objects".

Children's literature provides a safe, imaginative space for children to confront complex issues".

I write fiction for young people because I love the infinite imaginative space it offers.

But even that crew of mutant misfits turned protectors of humanity exists in a circumscribed imaginative space.

The work has more to do with an imaginative space-age look at the old definition of humors as psychological states of mind.

There are also enough empty visual and imaginative spaces to be filled in by young readers and their parents.

"I just love the philosophy of the Landmark Trust, that idea that these rural and isolated places – that would otherwise have fallen into disuse – suddenly become imaginative spaces.

An occasional distortion of perspective reveals that the imagery has no basis in reality, and that these are purely imaginative spaces, but most of the time you think you are looking at a real environment.

The collection shows how, for centuries, Muslims, Jews and Christians could share both the real and the imaginative spaces of civilisation, each cross-fertilising the other in trade, knowledge and art.