Sentence examples for new imagination from inspiring English sources

Blocks are an essential element at the new Imagination Playground, which is Rockwell's contribution to playground design.

There is no question that he brought a brash new imagination and relentless determination to City Hall, but those very qualities sometimes alienated, rather than motivated, the people who could help him achieve his goals.

Although the government's "New Imagination" policy of the late 1980s had promised increased liberalization of Lao society, the government remained strict in its control of the printed word through the turn of the 21st century, inhibiting the use of literature as a vehicle with which writers could discuss Lao society in a meaningful manner.

Some are practically giddy about this "journey to destinations of new imagination" (Stock 2003, p. 1); others warn that it will undo the "intimate connection between human nature and human notions of rights, justice, and morality" (Fukuyama 2002, p. 101).

And though school teachers and administrators often are aware of these realities, this awareness does not extend to building a new imagination for "just right" parent involvement.

Those products are sold under GE's new "Imagination at Work" slogan, and Immelt deserves praise for emphasizing the intellectual-capital side of his business.

Now, the United States are beginning a new era and they will need new dreams, new imaginations if they don't wish to live among ghosts and become the Norman Bates of the global model.

We need new political imagination.

In search of new roots, imagination and memory prove essential.

Sinfonía india, freer in structure than most earlier sonata-form pieces, is a lively and engaging hybrid of European form and New World imagination.

When too many young artists go small, she plays the long game – putting western art history in the service of a new, transcultural imagination with herself at its nucleus.