Sentence examples for incite their imagination from inspiring English sources

The other ten per cent is attempting to incite their imagination about what's behind and between the notes, what could never be written down in any score — and sometimes this seems unteachable, like the creation of life itself.

In fact, in some instances, they incite their fans.

Instead, they incite their listeners to violent revenge fantasies.

Instead they were very busy inciting their own people to kill each other.

Interestingly, experimental reduction of PU.1 in myeloid cells incites their leukaemic conversion (Rosenbauer et al, 2004).

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).

Find some fairy tales (any classic fairy tales, more modern ones, or even the Wizard of Oz, and the following books will do), and stories of knights and magic, and if you think the child is old enough, The Hobbit, by J.R.R Tolkien, is a great book to read to incite imagination, for it involves grand deeds, loveable characters, and a good deal of magic.

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

It captured their imagination.

And their chief property is their imagination.