Sentence examples for its imagination of from inspiring English sources

Christianity itself— its imagination of another world beyond the so-called real world completely transformed the real politics of Europe.

"1984" seemed, in contrast, too brutal, too atavistic, too limited in its imagination of the relation between authoritarian state and helpless citizens.

A new Selected Poems, published by Penguin this month, takes in work from Night-Crossing up to last year's Harbour Lights, which won Mahon the Irish Times poetry prize and was acclaimed for its "wonderful flexibility and tonal command, drawing on a range of literary cultures in its commentary on the present and its imagination of the future".

Its imagination, timescale of billions of years and grand perception of the scale of the universe, provided a cosmic framework large enough to set Clarke's imagination free.

The scope and drift of its imagination, its passionate exploration of a fatal yet regenerative love affair, and its brilliant manipulation of time and space put it in a league of its own.

Rather, anything that urges forward the audience's image of the play and encourages the growth of its imagination is a valid part of the play's action.

The right's image of Obama, though, is more a figment of its imagination than the left's image of W. was.

For anyone who works in a visual medium it's so inspiring with the breadth of its imagination.

The most imaginative show on television has finally reached the limits of its imagination.

Another review from The New York Times said of the show, "The most imaginative show on television has finally reached the limits of its imagination".

Another The New York Times review stated, "The most imaginative show on television has finally reached the limits of its imagination".