Sentence examples for limiting imagination from inspiring English sources

The Internet culture that is filled with competing stimuli causes the attention to flit between stimuli, thus limiting imagination and effectively killing it.

As Mae stood up to talk, she made a profound statement: "Never limit yourself to other people's limiting imagination," and so she took her place amongst the stars as the first African American woman to go into space.

But to be fair, people in the 1950s said 'I don't see why anyone would want a computer in their home', so maybe this is just limited imagination.

Sometimes the best of doctors have very limited imaginations.

In all these cases, presumptions about what was "impossible" helped protect brittle institutions by limiting political imagination.

It doesn't limit my imagination; it expands it.

I don't expect to limit by imagination to music.

"You should not limit your imagination as to what sectors they are from," he said.

"I think people limit their imagination as to what reunification can look like.

Could someone who claims that the federal government can't constrain his unbridled spirit have so limited an imagination?

His heroine, who never moves, limits his imagination, as well as the dynamic possibilities of the stage.