Sentence examples for many imaginations from inspiring English sources

You choose to categorize all evil creatures, real or imagined, that have besieged mankind as dragons ("From Many Imaginations, One Fearsome Creature," April 29).

None of the candidates, it seemed, have sparked as many imaginations as the tomato king.

The theft has roiled many imaginations, including that of Ulrich Boser, whose book, "The Gardner Heist: The True Story of the World's Largest Unsolved Art Theft," was published last month by HarperCollins.

The Man Booker is, after all, a Commonwealth prize, as well as a British and Irish one, and the shortlist reflects the common wealth of many nations, many imaginations.

I began my journeys believing a fable that has captured many imaginations: that Hamlet and Richard II were performed by the crew of an East India Company ship, the Dragon, moored in Sierra Leone in September 1607 (they are reputed to have given a repeat performance of Hamlet the following March, by now off the other coast of Africa).

Reading like a 19th century slapstick comedy, it's not hard to see how it captured so many imaginations.

Of the many imagination-stretching ideas that fill and colour Ness's books, the most fundamental is Noise.

Heap admitted he had been slightly intimidated taking on the character of Aziraphale and going against or ruining the vision of the angel held in so many readers' imaginations.

As current controversies reveal, however, the reconciliationist vision of the war retains a powerful hold on many Americans' imaginations.

Hovercraft, product of so many childhood imaginations, have never become part of the popular consciousness.

Ann is the archetypal parent who hovers in eternal rebuke and praise in so many adults' imaginations as a mythic and slightly grotesque nag and comfort.