Sentence examples for matter of imagination from inspiring English sources

Greatness, in large part, is a matter of imagination.

This is a matter of imagination, maturity and survival.

For Carax, identity is a matter of imagination, and cinema is a crucial forge for imagination.

It's a matter of imagination, and in Hollywood, where the rating system was preceded by the far more restrictive Hays Code, it has long been so.

O.K., it's not sculpture, but it is consistent with the conviction, palpable in all three shows here, that art is far more a matter of imagination and ingenuity than of materials and money.

"The applications would be infinite — it's a matter of imagination," she exclaimed, opening a tablet computer and displaying slides of pink and green fluorescent particles in a polymer solution to illustrate these microstructure platforms.

What a movie is about is a matter of vision and imagination, of perception and inference that of the filmmakers, but also that of viewers.

What a movie is about is a matter of vision and imagination, of perception and inference — that of the filmmakers, but also that of viewers.

Then, too, there is the matter of his imagination.

It is simply a matter of creative imagination.

Truth, it is said, is a matter of the imagination.