Sentence examples for into the imagination from inspiring English sources

I imagine death to be a kind of release into the imagination in the sense that, for characters in a book, what we experience is an unimaginable degree of freedom ["Philosophical Gadfly," 1 09 55].

Stealthy as a fox, this novel creeps into the imagination.

They are just ludic forays into the imagination.

And then it was dismantled, vanishing back into the imagination.

Each one draws you deeper into the imagination and hopes of Clara.

Home is then the stable window that opens out into the imagination.

Jack's television and film performances blazed their way into the imaginations of many.

For six years, the Sketchbook Project has been offering intimate glimpses into the imaginations of its worldwide contributors.

Something romantic about the 19th century made it a great era for artists to enter into the imaginations of children.

IN the fall of 1976 "A Very Young Dancer" leaped into the imaginations of a generation of little girls.

And alongside the magical stories, the music made for the series by Kerr and her then husband, John Faulkner, seeped into the imaginations of musicians and music lovers.