Sentence examples for incite the imagination from inspiring English sources

"The Underground Railroad seems to incite the imagination of people of all races," said Charles Blockson, a Temple University historian who traces his interest in the subject to his grandfather's singing of spirituals depicting the flight of slaves.

I would also love to create a landmark image in a prominent place or places in Ireland as a permanent reminder of the power of pictures to incite the imagination".

The art of the poet, more specifically, "consists in his ability or competence (Fertigkeit) to render the imagination creative according to rules", to incite the imagination through the imagination (GS Vol 2, 127) and thereby create "a live act of communication" (lebendige Mitteilung) (GS Vol 2, 132).

Perhaps that's is where the answer lies: it seems that chaps in chaps still incite the imaginations of international audiences.

Its hypothetical conditional awakens and incites the imagination, so easily shut down by the graphic detail in journalism's indicative.

Did they intend to incite the romance?

They encourage and incite the policemen.

Which one will incite the other first?

He tried to incite the other prisoners to revolt.

Did Twitter or Facebook actually incite the riots themselves?

Such claims, for Shiites, incite the old fears of disenfranchisement.