Sentence examples for narrow imagination from inspiring English sources

Black Pudding & Foie Gras is unconstrained by the narrow imagination of the commissioning editor.

"With Jackie's tacit permission, I determined to continue having fun," Clinton writes of her encounter with Onassis, and she ascribes the flap over her dress to the narrow imagination of her critics: "I cared about the food I served our guests, and I also wanted to improve the delivery of health care for all Americans".

"The biggest fear in a record company is a failure and people have a remarkably narrow imagination.

It's a place to direct our cynicism, our snark, and also our ever-narrowing imaginations.

And what they're smart about is mainly how dumb we are, how limited in vision, how narrow in imagination, how resourceless in conjecture, how routinized in our theories of the world, how deadened to possibility.

Such narrow societal imagination of the role of the social scientist, according to the manifesto, follows from a normative division of professional labour between natural and social scientists that is conceptually and institutionally entrenched in our culture.

Nowhere is this more true than in projections about our data-driven future, and in the spectacular narrowing of imagination about innovation to a suite of smartphone and sensor-mediated services.

Our politicians have chosen to narrow their imaginations, but they can't narrow ours.