Sentence examples for literary imagination from inspiring English sources

Anyway, it has gotten well beyond the literary imagination.

It is also the place that fuels my literary imagination.

Laboratory meat has also long been the subject of dystopian fantasy and literary imagination.

Like Jamison, Flaherty thinks that mood disorders may jump-start the literary imagination.

This struck me as a narrative question, a question of what Toni Morrison calls "literary imagination".

It can also force literary imagination to fly in the opposite direction of truth and conscience.

Refugees and exiles henceforth figured heavily in her personal acquaintance and in her literary imagination.

No literary imagination was more daring than that of JG Ballard, who lived in blameless Shepperton all his adult life.

Advocates of the literary imagination now began to think of themselves as enemies or gadflies of the newly entrenched bourgeoisie.

"Crude historical determinism is mostly a self-fulfilling prophecy, an insult to the magic of the literary imagination," Huang insists.

In his novel and plays Goldsmith helped to humanize his era's literary imagination, without growing sickly or mawkish.