Sentence examples for liberated imagination from inspiring English sources

Hasn't digital technology liberated imagination and created many forms of visual rapture?

Cabaret, in its more edgy forms, is a celebration of strangeness and the liberated imagination.

And here was the real thing, here were true desserts: not dancing nimbly on the edge between sweet and salty, like Albert Adrià's, but plain old-fashioned sweets touched by the invention and audacity of a liberated imagination.

The free spirit Chloë Sevigny found this ball of Liberty fabric scraps, and it liberated her imagination.

It also liberated my imagination by allowing for such elegant expression of it; various sketches and coded notes-to-self, in blue ink, pervade the pages of the 2007 book.

Brooke's relative distance from Gerwig has liberated her imagination, and the framework within which the filmmakers bring to life the character — who is delivered to the story through Tracy's perspective — is amazingly fertile for literary invention.

But then he was hooked by the challenge of liberating his imagination through the constraints of the technique.

He's a noted educator who has written a much called-on method book, "Effortless Mastery," which strives to liberate the imagination of rules-bound improvisers.

The whole idea is to liberate their imagination; that's why it's different from designing for film or TV, where you have to be much more naturalistic.

René Dalmann himself wrote about liberating the imagination from the grip of the arbitrary and was in charge of the magazine's graphic design.

Within months of publication, however, Beckett was hard at work translating his novel into French, partly to liberate his imagination from the shackles of the mother tongue, but mainly because his future seemed to lie in Paris.