So it is Ambrose who by means of sympathy, imagination, intuition, must fashion a coherent account.
They answer to the same impulse to put flesh on Scripture and doctrine, to test them by means of dramatic imagination, that is visible in the old paintings of the Annunciation or the road to Damascus.
I'll entertain those theories and many others; what I'd really like to know is how this band manages to stretch the means of its imagination so far.
It is hard to think of another contemporary playwright who combines such economy of means and breadth of imagination (1 05).
But to Mrs. Brunot, it means a place "of imagination and fantasy, a few kilometers from la lune," that is the moon.
Dubuffet feels that every person can legitimate his own reality, that normal means a psychotic lack of imagination.
www.danspaceproject.org CAROLYN DORFMAN DANCE COMPANY -- Ms. Dorfman uses plain means and a lot of imagination and empathy in "Mayne Mentshn" ("My People"), an evening-long dance about Jewish character, immigration and the power of the family, which pays tribute to Ms. Dorfman's parents, both Holocaust survivors.
That failing makes readers, when left unsatisfied by bulky digests of information that seem inadequately synthesized and illuminated, long for a glimpse of the outtakes or the raw materials that they'd like to recompose, by means of their own imaginations and sympathies, into a fuller, more vital, and, in any case, more personal view.
As a result, their conclusion that the Sept. 11th attack was the result of a "failure of imagination," meant that not a single U.S. intelligence official was held accountable for the greatest intel failure since Pearl Harbor which killed 2,996 people.
