Sentence examples for intensity of imagination from inspiring English sources

Varo and Carrington, in particular, found they shared a deep intensity of imagination.

"It's got this high-wire inventiveness and intensity of imagination in it, and the sheer energy that we associate with Jonathan's writing, but it's a big step forward for him.

It is the same with Stockhausen: the intensity of imagination gives rise to musical impressions of an elemental and seemingly unfathomable beauty, arising from necessity rather than conscious design" (Maconie 1989, 178).

I love the intensity of her imagination; it's really closely imagined and fully constructed, so it just feels real.

According to Hardy's biographer, Claire Tomalin, the book 'glows with the intensity of his imagination'.

Mr. Spielberg "restores passion and meaning to the genre with such whirlwind force that he seems to reimagine it entirely, dazzling with the breadth and intensity of that imagination," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times in 1998.

Shirley Clarke, one of the central modern American filmmakers, started as a dancer and, in the nineteen-fifties, before making her first feature, directed several dance-based short films, including "Dance in the Sun" and "Moment in Love" (FilmStruck and Kanopy), which pack an extraordinary intensity of cinematic imagination into their brief spans.

It's the intensity of one's imagination that creates a romance.

In Jane Eyre, a disadvantaged girl prevails by force of will and by the intensity of an uncompromising imagination.

"Tess," the novel that made him rich, remains by Tomalin's measure an awkward production in spots, and yet it "glows with the intensity" of Hardy's imagination.

Secondly, for the kinaesthetic imagery ability evaluation patients have to concentrate on the intensity of the sensations during the imagination of all movements (original instructions from the Canadian version): "Now imagine the movement, concentrate on the intensity of the sensations".