Sentence examples for lost imagination from inspiring English sources

Sarah Schulman, author of "The Gentrification of the Mind: Witness to a Lost Imagination," and Paula Segal, director of 596 Acres, a nonprofit that works to transform vacant public land into community space, are among those who will take part in this discussion.

A book briefly promoted on the Poetry Foundation blog several weeks ago, The Gentrification of the Mind: Witness to a Lost Imagination, argues that "[creative writing] MFA programs are markers of caste and brand".

Like countless gee-whiz companies that captured and lost imaginations and dollars, BlackBerry, a giant of the pre-iPhone era, has faded with remarkable speed.

For Owen the ironies of the "Happy" refrain must have been deeply self-wounding: as a traumatized soldier he knew that to "cease feeling" is not happiness but hell, and as a writer he knew that to "lose imagination" is to lose everything.

"I have lost my imagination," she says.

The way it is now, you see the same people playing over and over, and it's lost its imagination.

If there is anything you can say about me, it's that I have not lost the imagination I had when I was 5 years old".

But what I love most about Ada Lovelace is that, despite her mother's best efforts, she never lost her imagination – something she inherited from the father she never knew.

"We've lost our imagination," Rifkin told me about an America that, he thinks, has lost what he calls "the narrative" on both the analog crisis and the digital opportunity in energy.

I believe that American Christianity has lost its imagination.

We have lost the imagination of what a neighborhood could do to raise a child.